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FOREWORD This book representsa completecompilation of the 150 drum solos written by the membersof the National Association of Rudimental Drummers. Ludwig Music is proud to present this newly edited and engravededition of a time honored and respectedsource of reading and study material for the snaredrum. We dedicatethis new edition to William F. Ludwig, Sr., and the great percussioninstrumentcompanyhe founded, for his past editorial and publishing involvementwith this book.

CONTENTS I 9 35 S o l o 26 American D r u m R u d i m e n t s ,T h e 2nd Coast ArtillerY 6/8 Solo A Bit O'Syncopation A b e r d e e nP o s t Alpha St. Louis Assaultand Battery B a d g e r B r a v e s ,T h e Belleville Swing B e n e v o l e n tB i l l Bill GrahamMarch, The "Bob" Persons Bob's Six-Eight Calf Head C a n n o n - B a l l Q u i c k s t e p ,T h e ClevelandCourier C o l l e g eD r a g C o n t e s tS o l o f o r D r u m Corn Plasters C u l l e t o n ' sN . A . R . D . M a r c h Cyrano Da-Da-Ma-Ma6/8, The D a n G r a h a m ' sD e s t i n Y DashingWhite Sergeant De Molay Dixie Belle D o u b l e R a t a m a c u e ,T h e Doubler March, The Doubling The Army Two-Four Doubling The Downfall Drum Solo Dutch BilI Fancy Six-Eight Filling the Double Drag Flam - Five Quickstep Flam Tapper,The Flamadiddlings F l a m m a t a p ,T h e Flip - It F o g e l ' sT i m e B e a t N o . 1 Fogel'sTime Beat No. 2 Follies,The Fort Ethan Allen Four Marches for the Big Parade: No. I The Army 2/4 No. 2 The Straight 6/8 No. 3 The Roving Sailor No. 4 Half-Time

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PAGE Frisky 214 Gob's6/8, The Guilty Kilty, The Halftime Filling Hallie Kling Two-Four High-Dee-Diddle,The Hip-A-Dipper Hir The Diddles H o l d E v e r y t h i n g! Irish Piper, The Jack's 214 J a p a n e s e2 / 4 Just For Fun Triplets Kingdom Coming Lefty L'esprit De Corps I L'esprit De Corps II L'esprit De Corps III Louie'sQuickstep Louisville Thunder L y n e h a n Q u i c k s t e p ,T h e M a i n e C h a m p i o n ,T h e Malden Post Mister Rudiments Modern Syncopation L The Doublings II. Three Cheers III. StandardMarch Taps IV. The StandardRoll-Off Monti On Parade Morristown Post 59 My Pal NutmegTwo-Four,The Old Drum Old Hickory Old Man Flam Accent Old Tin Can Omaha P.N.A. 2/4, The Pace-Maker Paradiddle-Mania P a r a d i d d l e r sP i c n i c Perry Pair, The Pike's Peak Pile Driver Piper Band, The Pixolated Drummer. The Post 102 Powder River Price Hill Quickstep Pride of Oklahoma

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P r o c t o r ' sN o . 3 R.I. Drummer R a t a m a c u eS i x - E i g h t , T h e Ray'sStick Beat Rhythm Quickstep in 6/8 Rocking The Rudiments Ross 2/4 R u d i m e n t a lR a m b l e R u d i m e n t a l l yY o u r s R u d i m e n t e rG o o d L u c k Ruff and Stumble Salt and Pepper ShowBoat S i m p s o n ' s2 / 4 S m i t t y ' sD e l i g h t Snap Snapper Sonsof America Starter6/8, The S t e i n h a u s e r ' s6 / 8 stick Tick 6/8, The Stop!Look And Listen StreetsAflame "Strut" StreetMarch. The SupperCall Sweetand Easy SwingIt S y n c o p a t i o nS a n d y Taps For SîreetBeat T e x a n .T h e T e x a s R a n g e r ,T h e Trip - It T r i p l e t B a s s - D r u mB e a t , T h e Two-Four Hooker Two-Four Nightmare Uncle Bob Persons

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