Double Lift High Hat Drum Exercises: Part 5

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Part of the video series: Drum Exercises: Double High Hat Lift

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Summary: How to do part five of these double lift high hat drum exercises; get professional tips and instruction from an expert drummer on playing percussion instruments in this free music lesson video.

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Double Lift High Hat Drum Exercises: Part 5

JOEL SIEGEL: All right. So, now I'll show you just a little bit more extended version of the beat. Take a look at my hands, take a look at my feet, see what's going on? Okay? This is the upbeats of three and four. All right? So, I want you to go ahead and play along with me. I'll count you up. Think about where things are lining up. Let's do it. One, two, ready, play. All right? See where we're going with this? Take some time, practice it on your own.