Snare Technique Flashcards
SNARE TECHNIQUE: Select the correct rudiment name (for B) after looking at the example.
A Double Drag Tap
B Double Paradiddle
C Double Ratamacue
D Double Stroke Roll
E Drag Paradiddle #1
F Drag Paradiddle #2
G Five Stroke Roll
H Flam
I Flam Accent
J Flam Drag
K Flam Paradiddle
L Flam Paradiddle-diddle
M Flam Tap
N Flamacue
O Inverted Flam Tap
P Lesson 25
Q Nine Stroke Roll
R Paradiddle-diddle
S Pataflafla
T Ruff (drag)
U Single Drag Tap
V Single Dragadiddle
W Single Flammed Mill
X Single Paradiddle
Y Single Ratamacue
Z Swiss Army Triplet
[ Triple Paradiddle
\ Triple Ratamacue
] Triple Stroke Roll
H Flam
SNARE TECHNIQUE: Select the correct rudiment name after looking at the example.
A Double Drag Tap
B Double Paradiddle
C Double Ratamacue
D Double Stroke Roll
E Drag Paradiddle #1
F Drag Paradiddle #2
G Five Stroke Roll
H Flam
I Flam Accent
J Flam Drag
K Flam Paradiddle
L Flam Paradiddle-diddle
M Flam Tap
N Flamacue
O Inverted Flam Tap
P Lesson 25
Q Nine Stroke Roll
R Paradiddle-diddle
S Pataflafla
T Ruff (drag)
U Single Drag Tap
V Single Dragadiddle
W Single Flammed Mill
X Single Paradiddle
Y Single Ratamacue
Z Swiss Army Triplet
[ Triple Paradiddle
\ Triple Ratamacue
] Triple Stroke Roll
U Single Drag Tap
SNARE TECHNIQUE: Select the correct rudiment name after looking at the example.
A Double Drag Tap
B Double Paradiddle
C Double Ratamacue
D Double Stroke Roll
E Drag Paradiddle #1
F Drag Paradiddle #2
G Five Stroke Roll
H Flam
I Flam Accent
J Flam Drag
K Flam Paradiddle
L Flam Paradiddle-diddle
M Flam Tap
N Flamacue
O Inverted Flam Tap
P Lesson 25
Q Nine Stroke Roll
R Paradiddle-diddle
S Pataflafla
T Ruff (drag)
U Single Drag Tap
V Single Dragadiddle
W Single Flammed Mill
X Single Paradiddle
Y Single Ratamacue
Z Swiss Army Triplet
[ Triple Paradiddle
\ Triple Ratamacue
] Triple Stroke Roll
[ Triple Paradiddle
SNARE TECHNIQUE: Identify the true statements about the full stroke for snare drum.
A the stroke should be consistent no matter which hand is playing
B the stroke should be consistent as long as it is played by one hand
C the stroke is straight up and down
D the stroke is made with a twisting motion
E fingers and wrist should be relaxed with a tense shoulder
F fingers and wrist should be relaxed with a tense elbow
G fingers and wrist should be relaxed
H the height of the stroke may be adjusted
A the stroke should be consistent no matter which hand is playing
C the stroke is straight up and down
G fingers and wrist should be relaxed
H the height of the stroke may be adjusted
The full stroke has fingers and wrist relaxed. It should be consistent no matter which hand is playing and equality between hands needs to be practiced. The stroke is straight up and down, much like dribbling a basketball. The size of the stroke can me adjusted to fit the music.
SNARE TECHNIQUE: Select the correct rudiment name after looking at the example.
A Double Drag Tap
B Double Paradiddle
C Double Ratamacue
D Double Stroke Roll
E Drag Paradiddle #1
F Drag Paradiddle #2
G Five Stroke Roll
H Flam
I Flam Accent
J Flam Drag
K Flam Paradiddle
L Flam Paradiddle-diddle
M Flam Tap
N Flamacue
O Inverted Flam Tap
P Lesson 25
Q Nine Stroke Roll
R Paradiddle-diddle
S Pataflafla
T Ruff (drag)
U Single Drag Tap
V Single Dragadiddle
W Single Flammed Mill
X Single Paradiddle
Y Single Ratamacue
Z Swiss Army Triplet
[ Triple Paradiddle
\ Triple Ratamacue
] Triple Stroke Roll
X Single Paradiddle
SNARE TECHNIQUE: Select the correct rudiment name after looking at the example.
A Double Drag Tap
B Double Paradiddle
C Double Ratamacue
D Double Stroke Roll
E Drag Paradiddle #1
F Drag Paradiddle #2
G Five Stroke Roll
H Flam
I Flam Accent
J Flam Drag
K Flam Paradiddle
L Flam Paradiddle-diddle
M Flam Tap
N Flamacue
O Inverted Flam Tap
P Lesson 25
Q Nine Stroke Roll
R Paradiddle-diddle
S Pataflafla
T Ruff (drag)
U Single Drag Tap
V Single Dragadiddle
W Single Flammed Mill
X Single Paradiddle
Y Single Ratamacue
Z Swiss Army Triplet
[ Triple Paradiddle
\ Triple Ratamacue
] Triple Stroke Roll
I Flam Accent
SNARE TECHNIQUE: What are the advantages to the matched grip for drummers?
A there is a greater amount of transfer with this grip for other percussion instruments
B there is better control for the beginner
C the grip better fits with the stands used for today’s drums
A there is a greater amount of transfer with this grip for other percussion instruments
B there is better control for the beginner
C the grip better fits with the stands used for today’s drums
SNARE TECHNIQUE:A student needs to understand the how to achieve the difference between forte and piano on the snare drum. Which are correct?
A higher stick height = forte
B higher stick height = piano
C closer to rim = forte
D closer to rim = piano
A higher stick height = forte
D closer to rim = piano
SNARE TECHNIQUE: Select the correct rudiment name after looking at the example.
A Double Drag Tap
B Double Paradiddle
C Double Ratamacue
D Double Stroke Roll
E Drag Paradiddle #1
F Drag Paradiddle #2
G Five Stroke Roll
H Flam
I Flam Accent
J Flam Drag
K Flam Paradiddle
L Flam Paradiddle-diddle
M Flam Tap
N Flamacue
O Inverted Flam Tap
P Lesson 25
Q Nine Stroke Roll
R Paradiddle-diddle
S Pataflafla
T Ruff (drag)
U Single Drag Tap
V Single Dragadiddle
W Single Flammed Mill
X Single Paradiddle
Y Single Ratamacue
Z Swiss Army Triplet
[ Triple Paradiddle
\ Triple Ratamacue
] Triple Stroke Roll
O Inverted Flam Tap
SNARE TECHNIQUE: A beginning student needs to understand how to achieve a forte and a piano on the snare drum. Which is (are) correct?
A higher stick height - forte
B lower stick height = piano
C closer to the rim = piano
D closer to the center = forte
E all of the above
F none of the above
E all of the above
SNARE TECHNIQUE:A student is playing a drum roll. The roll is VERY UNEVEN. What are the likely causes?
A left hand is higher above the rim than the right
B right hand is higher above the rim than the left
C students is too close to the drum
D students is too far from the drum
E sticks are not striking the same spot
A left hand is higher above the rim than the right
B right hand is higher above the rim than the left
E sticks are not striking the same spot
SNARE TECHNIQUE: Select the correct rudiment name after looking at the example.
A Double Drag Tap
B Double Paradiddle
C Double Ratamacue
D Double Stroke Roll
E Drag Paradiddle #1
F Drag Paradiddle #2
G Five Stroke Roll
H Flam
I Flam Accent
J Flam Drag
K Flam Paradiddle
L Flam Paradiddle-diddle
M Flam Tap
N Flamacue
O Inverted Flam Tap
P Lesson 25
Q Nine Stroke Roll
R Paradiddle-diddle
S Pataflafla
T Ruff (drag)
U Single Drag Tap
V Single Dragadiddle
W Single Flammed Mill
X Single Paradiddle
Y Single Ratamacue
Z Swiss Army Triplet
[ Triple Paradiddle
\ Triple Ratamacue
] Triple Stroke Roll
M Flam Tap
SNARE TECHNIQUE:A beginning student needs to understand how to achieve a forte and a piano on the snare drum. What do you tell him?
A lower stick height is for forte
B lower stick height is for piano
C middle of the head is for forte
D middle of head is for piano
B lower stick height is for piano
C middle of the head is for forte
SNARE TECHNIQUE: Select the correct rudiment name after looking at the example.
A Double Drag Tap
B Double Paradiddle
C Double Ratamacue
D Double Stroke Roll
E Drag Paradiddle #1
F Drag Paradiddle #2
G Five Stroke Roll
H Flam
I Flam Accent
J Flam Drag
K Flam Paradiddle
L Flam Paradiddle-diddle
M Flam Tap
N Flamacue
O Inverted Flam Tap
P Lesson 25
Q Nine Stroke Roll
R Paradiddle-diddle
S Pataflafla
T Ruff (drag)
U Single Drag Tap
V Single Dragadiddle
W Single Flammed Mill
X Single Paradiddle
Y Single Ratamacue
Z Swiss Army Triplet
[ Triple Paradiddle
\ Triple Ratamacue
] Triple Stroke Roll
J Flam Drag
SNARE TECHNIQUE: Select the correct rudiment name after looking at the example.
1 Double Drag Tap
2 Double Paradiddle
3 Double Ratamacue
4 Double Stroke Roll
5 Drag Paradiddle #1
6 Drag Paradiddle #2
7 Five Stroke Roll
8 Flam
9 Flam Accent
10 Flam Drag
11 Flam Paradiddle
12 Flam Paradiddle-diddle
13 Flam Tap
14 Flamacue
15 Inverted Flam Tap
16 Lesson 25
17 Nine Stroke Roll
18 Paradiddle-diddle
19 Pataflafla
20 Ruff (drag)
21 Single Drag Tap
22 Single Dragadiddle
23 Single Flammed Mill
24 Single Paradiddle
25 Single Ratamacue
26 Swiss Army Triplet
27 Triple Paradiddle
28 Triple Ratamacue
29 Triple Stroke Roll
16 Lesson 25
SNARE TECHNIQUE: A beginning student needs to understand how to achieve a forte and a piano on the snare drum. Which is (are) correct?
A closer to the rim = forte
B closer to the center = piano
C higher stick height = piano
D lower stick height = forte
E all of the above
F none of the above
F none of the above
SNARE TECHNIQUE: Select the correct rudiment name after looking at the example.
A Double Drag Tap
B Double Paradiddle
C Double Ratamacue
D Double Stroke Roll
E Drag Paradiddle #1
F Drag Paradiddle #2
G Five Stroke Roll
H Flam
I Flam Accent
J Flam Drag
K Flam Paradiddle
L Flam Paradiddle-diddle
M Flam Tap
N Flamacue
O Inverted Flam Tap
P Lesson 25
Q Nine Stroke Roll
R Paradiddle-diddle
S Pataflafla
T Ruff (drag)
U Single Drag Tap
V Single Dragadiddle
W Single Flammed Mill
X Single Paradiddle
Y Single Ratamacue
Z Swiss Army Triplet
[ Triple Paradiddle
\ Triple Ratamacue
] Triple Stroke Roll
S Pataflafla
SNARE TECHNIQUE: When trouble-shooting a VERY uneven drum roll what are possible causes?
A the pressure on the sticks is different in each hand
B the fulcrum of each stick is at a different place
C the sticks are not hitting in the same spot on the drum head
D one stick is being raised higher than the other
E the dominant hand is overshadowing the other hand
F all of the above
G none of the above
H A, B, C and D only
F all of the above
Uneven tension in the sticks, the height of the sticks, the hitting area of the sticks, a dominant hand exerting more pressure and unevenly matched fulcrums are all possible areas of concern.