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#122536 - 10/27/06 09:02 PM History of Rudiment Names
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I was just wondering if someone might be able to shed some light about when certain hybrids started to come into the mainstream. Also if you know who might have came up with them or named them that would much appreciated.

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#122537 - 03/07/07 12:24 AM Re: History of Rudiment Names [Re: ]
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Registered: 02/09/07
Loc: NorCal
don't they usually come from drum corps?

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#122538 - 04/30/07 10:41 PM Re: History of Rudiment Names [Re: twistthis]
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don't they usually come from drum corps?



You mean like Lesson 25?


Edited by cybermaax (04/30/07 10:42 PM)

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#122539 - 09/12/07 12:16 AM Re: History of Rudiment Names [Re: ]
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Registered: 09/05/07
Loc: Cleveland,OH
well some of hybrids are named for how they sound, like chut-a-chu's. others are named for what they are like 1-2-3's and parabuzzles. as for things like cheese and grandmas and book reports.......well who really knows? I have no clue.
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#162284 - 05/14/08 10:43 PM Re: History of Rudiment Names [Re: ChopShop]
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Loc: West Virginia
I always thought it was just who ever came up with the hybrid got to name it whatever crazy name they wanted
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#170717 - 08/31/08 01:39 AM Re: History of Rudiment Names [Re: gwdrummr77]
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Registered: 06/30/08
Loc: Stamford, CT
Originally Posted By: gwdrummr77
I always thought it was just who ever came up with the hybrid got to name it whatever crazy name they wanted


That's probably it.

Most of them sound like what the notes are, though. Like paradiddles, flam, herta (well, kinda).

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