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Go hard, or go home. 43 THE 2011 MD PRO PANEL The Modern Drummer Pro Panel is an annually revolving group of internationally recognized player/commentators with one essential purpose: to help us master the physical and mental techniques of our noble instrument, the drumset. 46 SUSIE IBARRA Drummer/composer and 2011 MD Pro Panelist Susie Ibarra not only bucks tradition in “out” jazz, she boldly ignores the limits of a drum- 28 34 mer’s influence on the world stage. Alex Solca 58 COLLEGE BOUND! Planning on attending a music school? We illuminate many of the steps to take in order to apply and audition with success. 14 UPDATE HARVEY SORGEN 66 A DIFFERENT VIEW Drummer/Producer MICHAEL SEIFERT Gene Ambo 86 PORTRAITS 102 Sting’s DAVID COSSIN And RHANI KRIJA Guitar Center Drum-Off 2009 Champ RAMON SAMPSON 90 WOODSHED Fates Warning/Slavior’s MARK ZONDER MODERN DRUMMER 102 WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT...? PRO PANEL The New York Dolls’ JERRY NOLAN Pro Panel cover/feature photos by Paul La Raia (Susie Ibarra, Will Calhoun, Allison Miller, Horacio Hernandez, Rod Morgenstein, Jeff Davis, Daniel Glass), Alex Solca (Chad Smith, Chris Pennie), Chad Lee (Jason Bittner), Travis Shinn (Peter Erskine), and Gene Ambo (Paul Wertico). Chad Smith’s feature photos courtesy of Sabian. 43 Bob Gruen EDUCATION 68 Concepts Playing Someone Else’s Kit Creating A Positive Experience by Jeremy Hummel 72 Strictly Technique Chops Builders, Part 9: The Ultimate Accent/Tap Exercise by Bill Bachman 18 76 Percussion Today 90 The Cajon Tradition, Techniques, And Beyond by Arturo Stable 80 From The Past The Original Drum Battle Jazz At The Philharmonic At Carnegie Hall, 1952 by Dr. Bruce H. Klauber DEPARTMENTS 8 An Editor’s Overview What You Don’t Know Won’t Kill You— Alex Solca In Fact, It’ll Keep You Alive 110 by Adam Budofsky 10 Readers’ Platform 12 Ask A Pro Black Sabbath’s Bill Ward “War Pigs” Hi-Hat 16 It’s Questionable Ludwig Juvenile Snare Drum • Mind Matters: Accepting A Compliment 96 Showcase Lauren Vogel Weiss 99 Drum Market 100 Critique 110 Backbeats 2010 DCI World Championship Results • Who’s Playing What 112 Kit Of The Month Deep Sound, Small Footprint EQUIPMENT 25 18 Product Close-Up • Ludwig Keystone Series Drums • Meinl Marching, Symphonic, And Suspended Cymbals 100 • Legacy Percussion Remote Speedy Hat Stand • Mapex Horizon Fastpack Drumset • Snare Drum Of The Month: Grover Percussion G3 Deluxe Concert Snare 25 MD Product Shootout! Practice Pads 84 Gearing Up Jazz/Pop Great Manu Katché Jordin Sparks’ Michael Bedard WIN ONE OF THREE AMAZING PRIZES FROM ROLAND: 94 New And Notable a TD-20SX V-Pro series V-Drums set, a TD-4SX V-Compact series MD DIGITAL SUBSCRIBERS! When you V-Drums set, or an Octapad. $ PAGE see this icon, click on a shaded box on the page to open 10,000! 75 the audio player. Note: Shaded boxes appear when you Contest valued at over first view a digitally enhanced page, and then they fade; they will reappear when you roll over the area. Sign up online! AN EDITOR’S OVERVIEW What You Don’t Know FOUNDER MODERN DRUMMER ADVISORY Won’t Kill You—In Fact, BOARD: Kenny Aronoff, Eddie Bayers, RONALD SPAGNARDI Bill Bruford, Harry Cangany, Dennis 1943–2003 DeLucia, Les DeMerle, Len DiMuzio, It’ll Keep You Alive Peter Erskine, Vic Firth, Bob Gatzen, Danny Gottlieb, Sonny Igoe, Jim Keltner, Paul Leim, Peter Magadini, George rumming’s a funny thing. 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