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November 7, 2010, Sunday - Steve Roehm Drumset Master Class “Improve Your Groove” – Understanding your Role in a Band at MacPhail

Time:  3:00pm

Location:  Room 607, MacPhail Center for Music, 501 2nd Street South

Steve Roehm, percussion instructor, will cover the importance of creating balance and synergy between a drummer and their rock band.  Besides laying down the groove, one of the drummers key roles is to bring a feeling of cohesiveness to the ensemble.  In this workshop, Steve will work with students to help them understand how to find balance and play with intention.  Learn how taking cues from the band will not only enhance your fills but also improve the groove. Get tips on how to craft parts which fit within the piece as a whole while showcasing your talent.

Key concepts to be covered: Less is More, Team Mentality, and Crafting Parts.  Steve will ask for participants from the audience, so bring your sticks!

Cost: $5 general admission at the door; free to MacPhail students.