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February March 1980 – Volume 4 • Number 1

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Articles in February March 1980

Concepts

Concepts - Stanley Spector: Challenging the Rudimental System

Concepts Stanley Spector Challenging the Rudimental System Stanley Spector studied percussion with Ralph Eames, George L. Stone and Simon Sternberg. He was a scholarship student at Tanglewood from 1942-46 and received a Bachelor of Music Degree from Boston University in…

by Stanley Spector
Feb 23, 2017
Features

Colloquium III

Colloquium III Freddie Waits, Horacee Arnold, Billy Hart CI: How did the three of you get together for this project? FW: I've heard various versions of how we got together. I'll tell you my version. For years, I loved Billy…

by Cheech lero
Feb 23, 2017
Education

South Of The Border - New Directions In Latin Drumming

South Of The Border New Directions In Latin Drumming by Norbert Goldberg Much of contemporary popular music draws greatly from the rhythms of Latin America. The contagious excitement generated by these rhythms is partly responsible for the success which disco…

Modern Drummer
Feb 23, 2017
Features

Alan White - Yes-Man

Alan White Yes-Man Yes is one of the few bands who combine exploration of musical art forms with the vitality of rock music. Their arrangements are impeccable and their playing skills, superb. What's more, those guys can cook! Alan White…

by Susan Alexander
Feb 23, 2017
Features

Dave Mattacks - Working The Studies

Dave Mattacks Working The Studies While vacationing in England, I decided to interview Dave Mattacks, one of Britain's finest session musicians, whose name appears on a score of pop album liners, and yet is virtually unknown. Mattacks kindly took some…

by T. Bruce Wittet
Feb 23, 2017
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