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...ire though an etude book may have better material for playing. 5/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...d to develop students’ skills and fundamentals at the timpani. 4/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...stone for students to develop their skills with four mallets. 5/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...ng the roll itself, so to that point it fulfilled its purpose. 3/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...great resource to introduce students to some of these rhythms. 4/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...entals to be able to play the examples properly in this book. 4/5. [[User: Hondogracias]]

...ook which is heavily based on the military school of drumming. 4/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...rudiments in this book that students would easily understand. 4/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...dology; it would make for a good source of playing repertoire. 2/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...its playing examples and thorough musical vocabulary section. 3/5. [[User: Hondogracias]]

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...as there is hardly anything other than the notes themselves. 2/5. [[User: Hondogracias]]

...repertoire instead of introducing new concepts to the student. 2/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...ntain their mallet fundamentals as well as work their muscles. 3/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...seems unreasonable to list this book at that high of a price. 1/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...but it is hard to see it as something more than an etude book. 2/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...ctive” on this book which is supposed to go over exactly that. 2/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...instructors to own and for students to be given pages out of. 5/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...is certain that anyone will learn something by the end of it. 5/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...play these exercises or at what tempo they are usually played. 4/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...udents to maintain their technique and build their musicality. 4/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...ling to pay this price for good information about Latin music. 3/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...anize different sounds and instruments into a playable set-up. 5/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...he instructor to teach regarding rolls than the book provides. 2/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...t something to play and become comfortable around the drumset. 3/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...y many etudes are present but could be useful for key studies. 4/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...yle of current repertoire, I could see this book being useful. 4/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...nique it is working on, but as it is, it fulfills its purpose. 4/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...ng technique or other information about playing on a drum set. 4/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...ance of instruments could still be utilized by the instructor. 5/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...is easier to say what this book covers than what it does not. 1/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...he instructor to teach regarding rolls than the book provides. 2/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...es the omission of these important, commonly used instruments. 4/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...s between notes while playing instead of the notes themselves. 5/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...using a more in-depth method book for their personal guidance. 3/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...dio tracks, so there have been many improvements from the original. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...book or a start to a longer list of resources for their band. 4/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...he different parts of the instrument, listed as the “nomenclature.” [[User:Hondogracias]]

...more information than what is relevant for snare drum itself. 4/5. [[User: Hondogracias]]

...but as simply an etude book for timpani, it does its job well. 4/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...Part I as well as how effective the etudes in Part II can be. 5/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]

...percussionists or those interested in an orchestral position. 5/5. [[User:Hondogracias]]