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The Paradiddle Polyrhythm Pyramid

This document provides instructions for a polyrhythm exercise using paradiddles. The exercise uses paradiddles played against a bass drum tapping quarter notes to create polyrhythms. It suggests practicing each measure individually with a metronome before connecting the full exercise. It also notes that different sticking patterns can be tried, such as inverted paradiddles or double strokes.

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The Paradiddle Polyrhythm Pyramid

This document provides instructions for a polyrhythm exercise using paradiddles. The exercise uses paradiddles played against a bass drum tapping quarter notes to create polyrhythms. It suggests practicing each measure individually with a metronome before connecting the full exercise. It also notes that different sticking patterns can be tried, such as inverted paradiddles or double strokes.

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The following exercise was going to be called the Paradiddle Polyrhythm Rudiment, but I felt that

it was too long to be just one rudiment. Instead, it makes for a formidable polyrhythm exercise in
paradiddles. As you practice, keep time with a metronome and tap quarter notes with your bass
drum. If some of the polyrhythms are too difficult for you at first, skip them and come back to
them later.

Note that although the exercise is written with only one repeat at the end, I suggest mastering
each measure individually before attempting to connect them as a complete study.

You can also try different sticking patterns with the exercise, including inverted paradiddles (RLLR
LRRL) and double strokes (RRLL or LLRR)

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