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	Snare Drum Rudiments and Written Music
		Snares were removed from the top head and more snares wre put on the bottom head.
		Snare drum technique is built on what are known as the rudiments.
		On the snare drum the rudiments are practiced instead of scales and arpeggios.
	jdmoncada.tripod.com /percussion/sd-rud.html (361 words)

	Tomás Howie Drumming Web - Technique
		Technique is, simply and unglamorously, how you hit the drums when you play those notes.
		There are many components to good technique: how you hold your sticks, how you hit the drums, your posture, the height of your seat, and your hitting stroke.
		Lastly, this technique, coupled with the area on the head you are striking, results in a huge increase in the types of sounds you can get from your drum.
	www.drummingweb.com /technique.htm (1341 words)

	Snare Drum
		The snare head at the bottom of the drum, on the other hand, should be as thin as possible.
		The snare head is usually tuned to a higher sounding pitch than the batter head.
		Snare tension may also be adjusted according to the dictates of the music being played.
	www.theconcertband.com /percussion_snare_drum.htm (1795 words)

	Web Page of Daniel P (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Technique is also affected by the style of music.
		Be careful with your snare drum and tenor drum tunings.
		Techniques for percussion instruments are influenced by the musical style.
	www.on-net.net /~dpfyffe/preparing (929 words)

	WGN 2004/1: Complications of Polypectomy and their Treatment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		It is a safe technique when conducted by experts using a cautious technique and equipment that is in proper working order.
		One wire snare is placed on the pedicle near the colon wall, and after tightening, the snare handle is cut off and the scope is removed.
		The technique for controlling bleeding depends on the severity of the bleeding, the type of polyp, and preference of the endoscopist.
	www.omge.org /publications/archive/2004_1/sci/sci7.htm (909 words)

	intravascular retrieval text
		Snares and baskets have an advantage in that when opened they fill the cross section of the vessel, but these devices, particularly snares, require that one end of the catheter fragment be free in the vessel.
		While forceps may have a tenuous grasp, snares and baskets have the ability to firmly grasp and secure the catheter fragment allowing it to be pulled out through the percutaneous access site without the need for a cut down onto the peripheral vessel into which the fragment has been withdrawn.
		However, a disadvantage of the snare is that at least one end of the catheter must be free and accessible to the snare loop.
	www.mirs.org /rounds/retrievetxt.htm (1153 words)

	Buckshot on Snares (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Modern snares have what is called deer stops and this allows a deer to break free of the snare unharmed, so the whole argument is a joke.
		Snares take a little practice using them to get the hang of it, but are one more useful tool to have on hand.
		For the woman who e-mailed me about her cat, snares are close to cat-proof as you can get, but like I said before, the only safe way to trap near cats is with live cage traps.
	www.survival-center.com.cob-web.org:8888 /buckshot/snares.htm (1856 words)

	Snare drum method and technique instructional media.
		This is an ideal teaching tool for beginning drummers of all ages and styles of snare drum and percussion.
		This is a must for snare and drum set players who want to take their playing to a higher level.
		Crosstraining in percussion means applying the rhythms and techniques, stickings and phrasing that you're already familiar with to new instruments you wish to learn.
	www.thedrummerslounge.com /Storefront_Media_Technique_Snare_Drum_1.htm (1990 words)

	ADVANCE for Health Information Professionals \| Editorial
		When the snare cautery technique is used, a wire loop is heated and then placed around the desired piece of tissue or polyp to shave off the polyp or lesion.
		Unlike the techniques described in codes 45385 and 45384, the terminology used to indicate when code 45383, Colonoscopy, flexible, proximal to splenic flexure; with ablation of tumor(s), polyp(s), or other lesion(s) not amenable to removal by hot biopsy forceps, bipolar cautery or snare technique, should be reported is not as clear cut.
		Colonoscopy with removal by snare technique, 45385, should not be used for the removal of a small polyp by "biopsy" or "cold forceps" technique.
	health-information.advanceweb.com /common/editorial/editorial.aspx?CC=35093 (2013 words)

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		Snare Drum Instruction - Double Stroke Roll - Double your roll speed and improve stick control with this fundamental snare drum technique.
		Snare Drum Instruction - How to Play the Flam - The flam is another drum rudiment, but is not a roll, rather a fancier way to play a note.
		Snare Drums - Discusses the anatomy and origin of the snare drum.
	www.drums-and-drum-sets.com /articles.php (1135 words)

	Snare technique - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Snare technique is the technique used to play a snare drum.
		There are two categories of grips used in snare technique: matched grip, in which both hands hold the sticks in an overhand grip, and traditional grip, in which one hand uses an overhand grip and the other an underhand grip.
		Traditional grip is almost exclusively used on snare drum, drum kit, and concert bass drum, while matched grip is used on all percussion instruments.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Snare_technique (180 words)

	Colorado State University Drumline
		The correct grip is a vital step in correct technique and should be stressed to all beginning drummers.
		We all have ticks and slips here and there but if a mistake is not corrected and becomes a habit then the drummer has a lot of work to do to correct the problem.
		The first thing the snare drummer should learn is all 40 international PAS rudiments.
	www.engr.colostate.edu /~dalessi/drumline/tech_snare.html (1752 words)

	Spiritdrum Reviews
		The Shell of the snare is constructed from one single log of Ironwood, which is amongst the most dense and resonant woods on the planet, somewhere in the region of 2x as dense as maple.
		The Spirit snare construction technique involves taking a log, turning it to the correct external diameter and then removing the internal material to leave a shell that is 12mm thick (approx.
		The snare side was equally keen to please, although personally I like tuning bottom heads significantly less than top heads, an extra 1/4 turn at the lugs immediately adjacent to the snare beds just breathed extra life into it.
	www.drumdojo.com /reviews/snarespirit.htm (2066 words)

	Getting Drum Impact
		To hear the snare, you listen to the direct snare sound though the snare microphone but you also hear snare as leakage into cymbal and tom microphones.
		The delay technique presented in part 3 of this series works best in smaller recording studios that have an overall decent room sound.
		There is another technique you can use which involves putting gates on the close drum mics.
	www.recordingeq.com /EQ/req0902/drumimp.htm (2144 words)

	Washington Drumline - Technique
		From this grip, you merely allow your arms to rest naturally at your sides so that the heads of your mallets are in the proper playing position of the indicated drum.
		On a tenor head, unlike a snare head, the 'sweet spot' is located approximately halfway out to the center.
		Bass technique can be thought of as using a rotation like a snare drummers left hand, combined with a matched grip.
	www.whsdrumline.com /Technique/default.htm (1103 words)

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		The snare technique is the most often used technique and is best when removing both sessile polyps (those attached by a large base) and pedunculated polyps (those attached by a stalk).
		For example, a physician removes a polyp with snare technique in the rectum and then biopsies a lesion in the transverse colon, you may report 45385 and 45380-59.
		A procedure code is required to confirm that the screening was performed.” For example a patient presents for a screening colonoscopy and during the course of the colonoscopy a polyp was found in the sigmoid colon and removed with snare technique.
	www.ericacodes.com /Coding_Colonoscopies.doc (2679 words)

	Tomás Howie Drumming Web - Ambidexterity
		The snare will be between the legs, the hi-hat on the left, the toms spread out towards the right (some left-handed players reverse this).
		If the ride is to the left of the snare, then you will imprison the left hand as you do when you ostinato on the hats with your right hand.
		This is a basic shuffle pattern played on the hi-hat and snare, as opposed to both hands on the snare.
	www.drummingweb.com /ambidexterity.htm (1285 words)

	Books - Snare Drum
		It is nice to see a group of such outstanding musicians care enough to write for solo snare drum.
		After some initial studies to develop good grip and stroke technique on snare drum, keyboard percussion study is introduced.
		At all stages of this book, the keyboard pages are rhythmically a few pages behind the snare drum, allowing the student to concentrate on note accuracy.
	www.honeyrock.net /bks-sd.htm (255 words)

	ADVANCE for Health Information Professionals \| Coding Q&A
		Adding the code 57.32, Cystourethoscopy, would describe the technique of the removal that is not indicated in the 97.6x codes and you may or may not choose to add it.
		A snare technique is most often used to remove a pedunculated polyp, that is a polyp attached to the muscoa of the GI tract by a stalk.
		Now, if two separate polyps were removed, one by snare technique and the other by hot biopsy forcep or electrocautery, then it would be justifiable in coding and billing for each polyp removed, under the premise that two separate lesions were removed by two different techniques.
	health-information.advanceweb.com /HIMStuff/codingqa.aspx?CC=24520 (1623 words)

	Percussion Syllabus
		Snare Drum: Review of open and closed rudiments and development of a technique more suited to contemporary musical needs and orchestral applications, care, maintenance, and tuning of the snare drum, as well as selection of drum size for various styles of literature.
		Snare Drum: Introduction of unusual and mixed meters, alternative techniques.
		Keyboard: Extension of four-mallet techniques, introduction of contemporary pieces involving unusual time signatures and methods of composition, introduction to jazz styles and techniques, especially on vibraphone.
	www.hartwick.edu /x17142.xml (858 words)

	UpToDate Postpolypectomy hemorrhage
		The risk is related to the type and size of the polyp, the technique of polypectomy, and the coagulation status of the patient [3-5,7-10].
		The technique for controlling bleeding depends upon the severity of bleeding, the type of polyp, and individual preference.
		Patients whose polypectomy was performed on an ambulatory basis may be sent home after hemostasis has been achieved, assuming that the bleeding was not torrential, and the patient was stable throughout the bleeding episode.
	patients.uptodate.com /topic.asp?file=gi_endos/7727 (626 words)

	Tip of the Month
		Snare Drum technique is an important element of practice with snare drum being the foundation of almost everything.
		Ride Cymbal technique is sometimes overlooked but must be addressed because it reflects the sound and the personality and sound of a drummer.
		I like to suggest that players build their techniques to their ideas and not vice-versa and the ideas come, in large part, from interplay with other musicians.
	www.houghtonmusic.com /tip_march2000.html (912 words)

	Drums\|Drumming\|Drum Info\|Drum ProTips
		The technique I learned with Richard is basic, natural, and fundamental.
		We used this technique to study all the rudiments, to pursue a reading regimen that was top notch, and to be able to recognize and perform certain pieces in the orchestral repertoire.
		When I was practicing this technique an average of 4 hours a day, every day, I used mirrors in various locations.
	www.chucksilverman.com /technique.html (638 words)

	Phantom Regiment Snare Drum Camp
		Snare drums and a pair of custom sticks will be provided, though students are encouraged to bring their own sticks for the start of the camp.
		If you intend to play snare drum at the highest level drum corps or college band, this camp is a great way to immerse yourself in snare playing.
		Snare drums will be provided by the Pearl Drum Company, bring your own snare stand and sticks (though you'll leave with a pair of Paul Rennick signature snare sticks from Innovative Percussion).
	www.regiment.org /snaredrumcamp/info.html (875 words)

	NewOrleansDrumming.com - 1945-1970
		This practice was new to rhythm and blues but long time routine for Crescent City drummers who overheard brass band and trad jazz drummers do the same thing all thier lives.
		The traditional snare technique was adjusted to the Latin and shuffle rhythms.
		One of the first patterns used was the well-known rhumba figure played on snare, in which the brushes imitate the original maracas part.
	www.neworleansdrumming.com /?id=9 (499 words)

	Snare drum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The snare drum or side drum is a tubular drum made of wood or metal with skins, or heads, stretched over the top and bottom openings, and with a set of snares (cords) stretched across the bottom head.
		The snares can be disengaged if this effect is not wanted.
		The snare drums used in a pipe band are almost unique in having a second set of snares on the bottom (internal) side of the top (batter) head however some military side drums have this feature also.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Snare_drum (884 words)

	Which Mallets (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Both the sticks and our technique are designed to take advantage and work with the kickback of the snare drum head.
		Because of this, the weight of the stick, the shape of the bead and the length of the stick are very important when we choose which sticks to use.
		We choose snare drum sticks based primarily on how they “feel” in our hands and on how well the stick bounces and responds to our technique.
	www.gppercussion.com /html/which_mallets.html (2297 words)

	The snare-assisted technique for transcatheter coil occlusion of moderate to large patent ductus arteriosus: immediate ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The snare is loosened and withdrawn gently so that it slides off the catheter onto the "hook" of the loop to snare the coil.
		Figure 5 Once the coil position is optimal, injection of contrast medium through the Berenstein catheter immediately after coil implant is useful to assess residual shunting and to confirm coil position in relationship to the pulmonary artery and aortic ampulla before snare release.
		Note the snare-assisted technique in coil delivery has permitted most of the coil to be placed on the aortic side where it participates in occlusion.
	content.onlinejacc.org.cob-web.org:8888 /cgi/content/figsonly/33/6/1710 (681 words)

	Percutaneous Retrieval of Lost or Misplaced Intravascular Objects -- Gabelmann et al. 176 (6): 1509 -- American Journal ...
		The loop diameter of the snare was adapted
		to the vascular diameter, and the angulation of the snare was
		techniques for the retrieval of intravascular foreign objects.
	www.ajronline.org /cgi/content/full/176/6/1509 (3682 words)

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