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prep:
- drum setup
- practice pad(s)
- on board: structure

welcome
- thoughts on no-word teaching
- when should we "specialize"?
- aisatsu

"don doko" speed practice
- sticking challenge
-- met. at 60, L bachi under arm
--- R upside down taps on lap: 2, 4, 8
--- L claps
-- w/ bachi
--- R on ka, de, ka, do
- increasing tempo with metronome
- future
-- measure each players max speed (min for performance is 140)

A ext jiuchi
- sticking practice (outside room on lap then on practice pad)
-- L rlr L rlr L r
- advanced practice
-- Hello brave Omiyage jiuchi players!
-- While I'm outside working with others for 5 minutes today, I'd like you to start practicing the "A Extended Accents jiuchi". The basic rhythm is the same as the regular A Extended jiuchi, except we play only the loud hits (without the quiet inbetween hits). The sticking of the accents changes to "LRL". So the normal "L rlr L rlr L r" becomes "L --- R --- L -". The normal A Extended jiuchi is played for one A Extended pattern by the chu-daiko players, and this "A Extended Accents jiuchi" is played during the second. For the jiuchi players it works out to 4x through each jiuchi pattern. Practice playing A Extended jiuchi 4x, followed by A Extended Accents jiuchi 4x. Happy practicing!
- future
-- relaxing immediately after loud L
-- quiet and even rlr

Build
- ten tsuku (during 4x build)
- ten tsuku half speed (during first "don ya sa!")
- 8th note crescendo (during second "don ya sa!")
- B pattern (during River)

future
runthrough
- Kiai
- Intro
- A
- Aex
- Solos
- B
- Solos
- Kakeai

Clean

Aisatsu