I think Mike was selling them, just himself. I should have gotten copies of his books when I had the chance, but his web store is down (he says. Mike Mangini’s Rhythm Knowledge. Front Cover. Mike Mangini, Frank Dolan Bibliographic information. QR code for Mike Mangini’s Rhythm Knowledge. Mike Mangini is a role model for music education. His dedication to understanding all aspects of rhythm and to playing with emotion and confidence is incessant.

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Okay, that is my Nangini long-winded answer to this question. If I tried to write that piece out on a chart, I’d have gone insane.

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The exact exercise need not be the same every day or even rhytgm the same practice session. He finds the common between the two and goes off of that. And I repeat that cycle until it gets boring. Originally Posted by Eyamsiyu I’m also applying the Rhythm Knowledge method to my practicing, albeit only a few certain pages in the book.

I don’t own Volume II yet if I ever will. I remember trying to 90 minutes practice schedule, but it was too much for me. Mike Mangini Rhythm Knowledge Practice Confusion I’m also applying the Rhythm Knowledge method to my practicing, albeit only a few certain pages in the book. He knowlegde recommends playing larger odd subdivisions such as 13 or 17 notes per beat because the concentration required to count such unfamiliar note manfini will serve to keep the tempo down and allow you to really do it right.

Same with let’s say Knowledgw Posted by Eyamsiyu. Find all posts by whitecatcafe. Results 1 to 3 of 3. If I don’t get any responses this time around, I’ll leave it. Once you know how to play the exercises, then you start worrying about the timing in relation to other musicians Some products discussed here may not be available outside the USA.

Mike Mangini Rhythm Knowledge Practice Confusion I studied with Mike for some time and he explained it to me as “recording a motion into your muscle memory”.

The bottom row, I write exercises, and the left column, I write different tempi. I’m also applying the Rhythm Knowledge method to my practicing, albeit only a few certain pages in the book. I also try and repeat that same exercise for the next few weeks. I never took it much farther than that.

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And also, I am truly, truly surprised no one else has posted here about this either. If I’m in a sour mood, practicing won’t work, because I will not be as patient then as I will be later. I studied with Mike for some time and he explained it to me as “recording a motion into your muscle memory”. Originally Posted by Jeff Almeyda I studied with Mike for some time and he explained it to me as “recording a motion into your muscle memory”.

rhyyhm Jeff Almeyda and Eyamsiyu Thank you very much! Find all posts by CtrStDrumSchool. Very informative, and just what I was looking for. The first one that I make sure is that I’m in the proper mood for practicing.

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And while I will admit, I only actively apply those two principles in his book, a lot of other things written in there are common sense. It would then knowlesge a phrase of 6 and 5 reverse from the pattern, so 6 x 5 beat and 5 x 6 beat.

So when looking at permutations, if you are using a 5 beat pattern and a 6 beat pattern, every 5 repetitions of the six the one lines up for both. Send a private message to CtrStDrumSchool. All times are GMT From what I recall the concept was to play each individual exercise for 90 minutes. Then when it went together, they heard the phrasing and it all made sense. For this, I would just spend a lot of time playing it half speed, then full speed, then as slow as you can bear to play it, and speed it up from there.

This post really requires a bit of familiarity with Mangini’s Rhythm Knowledge I seem to go through this from time to time.

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General Discussion General discussion forum for all drum related topics. John Riley comping exercises: The idea is to take a motion that you wish to improve. Now for me, why I do all of this is to be able to get as much done, with as much positive progress, at the fastest rate while not getting bored.

Originally Posted by Jeff Almeyda.