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April May 1980 – Volume 4 • Number 2

Another facet of drumming is explored in this interview with Fred Begun, timpanist with the National Symphony Orchestra of Washington, D.C. Begun discusses his approach to classical music and the influences of his mentor, Saul Goodman.
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Articles in April May 1980

April May 1980 - Volume 4 • Number 2

Neil Peart, Paul Motian, Fred Begun, Terry Silverlight, Steve Ferrone, David Garibaldi

Modern Drummer
Apr 1, 1980

Jazz Drummer's Workshop - Double Time Coordination

by Ed Soph Often a soloist will play over the rhythm section in either half or double the tempo of the section. Sometimes it is musically effective if the drummer complements the rhythmic direction of the soloist by playing part…

Modern Drummer
Feb 23, 2017

Rock Perspectives - Odd Rock

Rock Perspectives Odd Rock by David Garibaldi Experimentation with new ideas and concepts brings growth. There is always a way to incorporate new ideas into your personal musical situation. Many times it has taken me months or even years to…

Modern Drummer
Feb 23, 2017

Paul Motian - Drawing From Tradition

Paul Motian Drawing From Tradition In preparation for my interview with Paul Motian, I listened to recordings he has made, and read as much material as I could find about him. Throughout these record reviews, concert reviews, critiques and analyses,…

Story and photos by Scott Kevin Fish
Feb 23, 2017

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