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 Learning Drum Playing
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The points are used to haengeum(gung-gu). Gung is a weak stroke. In the case of double gung, the drummer raises left hand a little and strikes the drum at the time of string 'gu'. The drummer touches the corner with left thumb at the time of striking 'gung'.
'Ddak', 'dak', 'rak' : Striking the drum face. The drummer strikes ongak, bangak, and maehwa point.
'Dda', ddar : The preceding sound used for double striking. In the case of 'dda', 'ddar', the drummer holds a drumstick with right thumb and index effortlessly and drops it on the drum face. Next to 'dda' and 'ddar', the drummer strikes 'dak(ddadak)' or 'rak(ddarrak') with five fingers forcefully.
'Cheok' : The drummer strikes ongak point(daegak point), the highest point, and at the same time, stops the sound by touching the drum face with left hand.
'Deo' : The drummer strikes the drum face with the drumstick held by right hand. |
The below part of the western musical score marks the striking point of left hand(gung), and the upper part marks that of the right hand(drumstick).
※ Jungmori
Jungmori is composed of quarter 12 beats. Generally, its speed is (MM)=72, but sometimes more fast or more slow.
One jungmori beat is divided by four division(3×4=12). This four divisions are equivalent to starting, developing, deciding, enclosing.
That is, the principle of cycle such as starting, developing, deciding, and enclosing is the philosophical principle of jungmori beat.
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