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Author:  Ben
Posted:  7/20/09; 6:31:08 PM
Topic:  Long Bell
Msg#:  5642 (in response to 1600)
Prev/Next:  5641/5643
Reads:  480

A quick and elegant way of explaining longbell but it might confuse people when they realize that most longbell and shortbell drum pieces are divided into 4 beats with 3 subdivisions per beat rather than 6 beats of 2 subdivisions per beat.

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Last update: Monday, July 20, 2009 at 6:31 PM.