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Katie
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- Fresno, CA
- United States
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Frank Coyne left a comment for Katie"Katie, I heard you just acquired a Yamaha double kick drum pedal. So you're starting to learn to double kick. What made you decide to double kick? Katie, you're not alone. I just acquired a DW5000 Double kick drum pedal and I'm just…"
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- Country:
- United States
- City:
- Fresno
- How long have you been drumming?
- 13 years
- What is your drumming history:
- I started playing drum set in 5th grade and played with various worship teams during that time. In high school I recieved further instruction on drum set, concert percussion and latin percussion. While in high school I gigged with local jazz bands, steel drum bands, latin jazz bands and many more. I also played for all the musicals at school and with all the choirs and in all the bands at school. I am now in college studying music performance. I gig around town playing for many local theater productions, bands, and I teach at a middle school. I've won various awards throughout my career at many jazz festivals and concert competitions. In college I participate in the Latin Jazz band, playing drums and percussion. I play vibes in the Jazz Big band. I am first chair/section leader in concert band and I participate in the percussion ensemble. I gig professionally in a steel drum duo group called "Panjammin" where I play lead pan. I Also play for a local annual variety show called "New Wrinkles" and this upcoming spring I will be playing for a local production of "RENT."
I am planning on moving to Long Beach to further persue my career in music and further my music education.
- Describe Your Drum Kit:
- PDP rose-red maple 22", 10", 12", 14" and 14" snare.
Sonor black 18", 10", 12", 14" and 14" snare.
Sabian 14" hats, 16" XS crash, 20" XS ride, 20" Paiste ride, 18" XS china, XS splash
LP mambo bell and cha-cha bell
LP agogo jam blocks
PDP hardware
LP Congas
I just aquired a yamaha double bass pedal
- Favorite Drummer(s):
- Evelyn Glennie, Sherrie Maricle, Dave Weckl, Karen Carpenter, Steve Gadd, David Garibaldi, Tito Puente, Shila E, Pancho Sanchez, and many more
- Favourite Bands/Musicians:
- Favorite bands....The Cranberries, No Doubt, Panic! At the Disco, Joan Jett, MCR, Norah Jones, 4 Non Blondes, K's Choice, Regina Spektor, I pretty much love every kind of music. Not so much rap and country, but I find joy in listening to all kinds and playing as many genres as I can.
- Your website:
- http://myspace.com/katiesteinhauer
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RENT! LIVE!
California Arts Academy - Severance Center
Type: Music/Arts - Performance
Network: Global
Time and Place Start Time: Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 1:00pm
End Time: Sunday, March 15, 2009 at 2:30pm
Location: Floradora and Wishon
Street: 1401 N. Wishon Ave., at Floradora
City/Town: Fresno, CA
Contact Info Phone: 5594983300
DescriptionRENT The Musical will be performed by talents students LIVE, Directed By Daniel Chavez Jr. With a Live Band… Continue
Type: Music/Arts - Performance
Network: Global
Time and Place Start Time: Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 1:00pm
End Time: Sunday, March 15, 2009 at 2:30pm
Location: Floradora and Wishon
Street: 1401 N. Wishon Ave., at Floradora
City/Town: Fresno, CA
Contact Info Phone: 5594983300
DescriptionRENT The Musical will be performed by talents students LIVE, Directed By Daniel Chavez Jr. With a Live Band… Continue
Posted on February 15, 2009 at 3:08pm — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 6:47pm on January 2, 2009,
Shannon Morrow said… - Yeay!
- At 8:19pm on January 18, 2009,
Heather DeRigo said… - Hey Katie -
Dave Weckl is one of my absolute favorite Drummers too...
He is incredible and such an inspiration to my playing...
Thanks for the friend invite -
Drum on -
- At 11:19pm on March 14, 2009,
Yvonne Caldwell said… - Nice to see a female jazz drummer. I only recently learned of Evelyn Glennie and she's actually going to be in my home town this September!
Great to meet you Katie.
p.s. I'm again taking lessons using the Moeller Method in Jazz and Funk. This is my introduction to Jazz so I'm quite... well, Jazzed!
- At 12:53pm on June 26, 2009,
Cheryl Caddick said… - Hey Katie! I am currently playing in my band Silver Phial here in L.A. I don't know any bands looking for drummers in Long Beach at the moment, but I wil certianly keep an ear open! I used to live in the LBC!! I lived in Belmont Heights in a couple different places! I miss living down there sometimes!! That cool ocean breeze is so wonderful!
STay in touch Katie!! xo cheryl
- At 12:17am on July 11, 2009,
Jessica G. said… - Hi Katie! I've been tossing this question out to several drummers, and wondered if you could chime in with your thoughts. This is a strange question, but here it is: when you play with a metronome, is the goal to play in perfect unison such that the click actually disappears, and all you hear is your own playing. That's happened to me a bit, but I'm wondering if that's the goal drummers aspire to, or is that simply super human! My drum instructor is encouraging me to try for this, at least, that's how I understand it. I will ask him at my next lesson, but before this, I was wanting to get some feedback from other players about this. My playing experience is limited, and I've never used a metronome that much, let alone the way I used it today at my lesson! I've just started these lessons, in order to work on my technique; I've been playing a bit longer. It was quite a workout today. I really enjoyed it, but I don't want to make myself crazy shooting for something that most drummers don't even attempt! Any ideas or feedback would be helpful! Thanks!-Jessica G.
- At 12:21pm on July 11, 2009, Jessica G. said…
- Katie-thanks for answering the question. It was funny, because as my instructor was playing along with me, and by himself, even he was not completely in unison, so I won't make myself crazy about it, I'll just see it as an ultimate goal to reach as I practice more and more. Thanks again.-Jessica G.
- At 3:35pm on October 5, 2010, Frank Coyne said…
- Katie, I heard you just acquired a Yamaha double kick drum pedal. So you're starting to learn to double kick. What made you decide to double kick? Katie, you're not alone. I just acquired a DW5000 Double kick drum pedal and I'm just starting to learn to double kick (I will still retain the DW5000 single kick drum pedal). You have to remember Katie, practice it slow before you get the full footwork technique of the double kick. So as newbies on double kick we can learn more with our footwork technique. You and I are looking forward to the double kick challenge.
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