History of the Drumset - Part 4, 1913 - Jazz Brushes... Fly Swatters?? video free download
Flyswatters with wire bristles and retractable handles are patented. Within a few years, drummers start to use these devices as a quieter substitute for sticks, renaming them "brushes" in the process.
In this 15-part series, Vic Firth and Daniel Glass will be looking at 100 years of drumming evolution. Learn about the key events and advancements that shaped the drumset we know and love today!
www.vicfirth.com/drumset-history
Visit the Vic Firth website today for an interactive timeline and hundreds of great photos cataloging the history of our instrument the drumset!
Start from the beginning!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5-C4S0keC0&index=2&list=PLpKMeH_MXcaSL7sTLRAzOaWf6NLQgX9W4
Comments
10 years ago
subatomic10
Best brush solo I've ever heard! 10 years ago
ibernalq
Great brush technique!!! nice!!!10 years ago
Harold Hagood
Why was he playing traditional with his right hand? 10 years ago
charlesdespres
Very funny, because one day while playing a gig, a huge horse fly started circling us, trying to bite one of us. It's very hard to concentrate on your playing when this kind of thing is happening. Our drummer killed it dead with one deft hit of a brush!11 years ago
Lucio Lopes
Toca demais, muito foda,amo!!!Really Great Daniel!!!11 years ago
johnrz
great brush technique Daniel11 years ago
blica1
It's pretty funny, because now Pro mark came out with these plastic brushes that completely resemble fly swatters , in three different thicknesses.. Funny how all things come full circle ..11 years ago
Aaron Evans
So when did Hi-Hats magically happen?11 years ago
babai2345
i still use them today like in the 20s .very few effects.11 years ago
Jerm Alexander
whats the name of the song at the beginning?11 years ago
drewper73
Who would've guessed? Thanks to the company or companies who came up with the retractable flyswatter idea. If they hadn't come up with that when they did, I wonder how much longer it would've taken for the brushes to come along. Hmm...Related Videos
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