History of drumming

[drummerboy79]

Last night I watched on youtube all 15 parts of history of drumming. It's put on by vic firth. Starts out 1865-1964 and the narrator is Daniel Glass. I learned a lot from that video and thought it would be interesting to share it with you all.

Keep drumming

Gregg

[EyePea]

Yep. It's a cracking good series that.

[drummerboy79]

Correction: History of the drumset. 15 part series.

[Zickos]

Saw him in a clinic. Ii have his CD.

[SpazApproved]

I'll have to watch these!

One of my students started asking a whole bunch of history questions the other day. I wonder if this would hit some of those.

[rickthedrummer]

I was there at the beginning. It all started with 2 sticks and 1 log.

[FlyByNight]

I've seen it. Pretty interesting.

[jgraham798]

Cool video! Thanks for sharing

[drummerboy79]

Rickthedrummer, that was funny(LOL).

[inthpktplayer]

I was there at the beginning. It all started with 2 sticks and 1 log.

For some odd reason, I tend to believe this.

[Olimpass]

I'll have to watch these!

One of my students started asking a whole bunch of history questions the other day. I wonder if this would hit some of those.

[drummer5359]

I've known Daniel for over five years, he is a great player, great teacher and an all around good guy. He did a clinic a few years back locally using my DWs. I'd post a photo, but Photobucket doesn't seem to be working for me right now.

His knowledge and passion about drums and drumming is genuine and contagious.

I bought the DVD of the Century Project when it came out, it is a valuable look into music history for anyone interested in drums or music in general.

[OldeEnglishD]

Cool series, just finished it up this week. Thanks for posting!

[G-man]

I was there at the beginning. It all started with 2 sticks and 1 log.

I come to DC to unload the day's stress. This made me laugh.