In this lesson you will be applying a swung sixteenth note rhythm across the two feet underneath the straight single stroke four. To play a swung sixeenth rhythm you will place notes on the first and last of a sixteenth note triplet, you can find a lesson on this at the bottom of the page.
In the examples below I have used various versions of the rhythm. If you are unsure of the placements, try to latch the foot on to the appropriate hand. Use the given examples as a starting point to create your own parts.
Example 1 
Example 2 
Example 3 
Example 4 
Example 5 
Example 6 
Example 7 
TASK
- Using the 2 minute rule, get all exercises up to a tempo of 140bpm.
- Orchestrate the part.
- Create some different feet patterns under the rudiment.
