A soft paradiddle drew his attention to the west window.

Examples of rudiments are the paradiddle and the drum roll.

He looked at Reverend Bacon's fingers as they did their paradiddle on the desk.

The rule was an exercise in paradiddle.

Cameron tends to revisit the paradiddle for effect.

The band needed a B-side and Wilson played a drummer's practice exercise called a paradiddle.

Malone's fingers executed a neat paradiddle and he nodded towards Pyle, telling him to continue.

Brett said triumphantly, beating a swift paradiddle on the edge of the comm panels with both hands.

The paradiddle patter on the roof fabric.

Virgil shows off his amazing independence (and groove) playing a right fight/right hand paradiddle over a left...

Drummer Matt Cameron can be heard visiting the paradiddle for effect on the ride cymbal during the bridge of the song.

Elsewhere, he would try to fill in the spaces between Mr. Taylor's phrases, answering an arpeggio with a paradiddle.

"They do a little drum paradiddle on the back of the caterpillar and it produces the amino acids," said Dr. DeVries.

Matt Bellamy had suggested a piece featuring the band and an orchestra playing over a "mechanical paradiddle" to Dom Howard, the band's drummer.

It had that sort of mechanical paradiddle thing all the way through, and then it breaks down into this kind of romantic, flowing weird bit in the middle".

A few fat drops drew both their faces to the sky, and even as they rose to their feet, this brief light paradiddle of sprinkles gave way to a serious drumming.

Proving myself a worthy victim for an aging, overweight priest, I fell flat on my back, drumming a nice paradiddle on the floor with the back of my skull.

Other than the open, double-stroke roll there are many other rolls and rudiments that sound like rolls when they are played fast enough (like the freehand technique or single paradiddle).

Pridgen's style on Bedlam in Goliath used "blistering 32nd-note full-set combinations, stunning single-stroke rolls, and blazing single bass drum patterns" along with creative and precise paradiddle technique.

A variety of artists have covered it, ranging from bushbands like Paradiddle to international superstar violinist André Rieu, who included it on his 2008 album Waltzing Matilda.

Watch him for a while or just for a second and you count a dozen or more places on his feet that hit the floor and make different sounds: a paradiddle marking time, a grace-note flam - fuh-DAP!

As Vedder sings about being alone and out on a limb, where he can get "a glimpse of my innocence," the band builds a spiraling crescendo that's part Bo Diddley, part military paradiddle, part U2 strumming.

Mr. Claypool's thump-popping bass and Mr. Copeland's finely articulated drumming - snapping the beat to attention with every paradiddle or cymbal tap - added up to rhythms that were both pointillistic and brawny.

Judging by the sound of his voice, he was standing near the window, closer to the plink and paradiddle of the rain than to the faint noises in the corridor She was terrified that he would come to the bed, take her hand, touch her cheek or brow.

With his resonant baritone voice, Macka B. can sing as well as chant; he can extend the two- or three-note singsong of toasting into full-fledged melodies, and while he can can spit out syllables as fast as a drummer's paradiddle, he usually chants slowly enough for non-Jamaicans to understand.