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Bang (Clean Version) AJR Bucket Drumming Lesson

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BANG! - AJR drum chart, part 1: piano intro rests, then 4 verse lines of rests and x-note hits, each played 1x
Start here: count through the intro, then drum the verse
Bang bucket drumming, part 2: four chorus lines of quarter, eighth and x-notes, then one verse line, each played 1x
Rehearse the chorus pattern before playing along with the song
AJR song rhythm chart, part 3: three verse lines with eighth-note runs, then two chorus lines of quarter and x-notes
Practice the faster eighth-note verse before the chorus returns
Drum-along chart, part 4: a two-line chorus, another chorus line, a one-bar chorus ending, then a verse of rests and x-notes
Watch for the short one-bar chorus ending before the verse
Bucket drum chart, part 5: a verse line, then four chorus lines of quarter, eighth and x-notes ending on a final note
Final slide: play the last chorus through to the end
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Need to connect with your kids with their pop music through general music? Involve them in bucket drumming with BANG! (Clean Version) by AJR

There are five all-color coded slides along with the form identifiers listed next to each phrase. Discuss form with the students and teach them (by rote) the rhythms on the powerpoint. Then, apply it to drums! All form identifiers are not repeated, so it's all just read through

All regular notation is to be played on the buckets (or drums, or ground, however you wish), and the X notation (with a down stem) are played as stick clicks above their head (or you could apply it to a tambourine or other auxiliary instrument)

Here's the track (Clean version of BANG with a lyric omitted!) so you can play along...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Pe3YlClH6w

Have fun with this and let us know how it goes!


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1 zip file with PDF and PowerPoint

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