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“Best Instructional Video”, Modern Drummer Readers Poll (2006)
“Best DVD”, DRUM! Magazine Drummie Awards (2007)
In-studio footage of Neil Peart discussing, in detail, his approach to soloing. Using a solo recorded in 2004 in Frankfurt, Germany, as a framework - Peart talks about each segment of this nine-minute tour de force that is a highlight of each Rush performance.
Also included are:
Two explorations -- completely improved workouts at the drums, each over thirty minutes long; a never-before-released solo recorded in Hamburg, Germany in September, 2004.
Peart’s Grammy Award-nominated solo from Rush in Rio.
Two full Rush performances from Frankfurt 2004, shown entirely from the perspective of the drum cameras.
Interviews with Lorne Wheaton, Peart’s drum tech, and Paul Northfield, Rush co-producer and engineer.
A previously unreleased solo from the Rush Counterparts tour recorded in 1994 at the Palace of Auburn Hills in Michigan.
You’ll also get online access to Drumeo features like progress tracking, video commenting, and community forums where you can connect with students and teachers from around the world.
Technical Specs
| Publisher: | Hudson Music, 2005 |
| Video: | 200 minutes |
| Online: | Lifetime access to all content |
| Skill: | Intermediate |
About the Instructor
Best known as the drummer and primary lyricist for the rock band Rush, Neil Peart has received numerous awards for his musical performances including Best Rock Drummer, Best Multi-Percussionist, Best All Around Drummer, as well as inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Modern Drummer Hall of Fame.
Peart is noted for his distinctive in-concert drum solos, characterized by exotic percussion instruments and long, intricate passages in odd time signatures - and his drum solos were featured on every live album released by Rush. “Anatomy of a Drum Solo” gives you an in-depth examination of how he constructs a solo that is musical, rather than indulgent, using his solo from the 2004 R30 30th anniversary tour as an example.
Topics Include
- Overall approach to composing a drum solo.
- Introduction to the drums and setup that Peart uses.
- The R30 tour setlist.
- Introduction to “Element 1” of his drum solo.
- How he uses the narrative arc in soloing.
- Incorporating African rhythms into a solo.
- Rhythmic variations and incorporating them into your playing.
- Creating mood changes with different voices on the drums.
- Hand technique and how it’s changed throughout his career.
- Big band sections of drum solos.
