Come Together Drum Notation
Learn how to play the drum part of this Beatles classic
This Is The Come Together Drum Notation
Welcome to the Come Together Drum Notation. This is the full drum sheet music for the song taken from the album Abbey Road released in 1969 by The Beatles.
The drummer is, of course, Ringo Starr and this is one of his most creative drum parts. Ringo was a left handed drummer playing on a right handed drum kit so his fills often have a quirky approach that right handed drummers couldn’t necessarily create naturally.
This often leads to very interesting and creative drum parts by Ringo. You might also like to learn how to play Come Together and more of Ringo’s drum beats.
The drum beat for the main riff in Come Together is a work of art all by itself.
Here you can access the complete Come Together drum notation to learn that famous groove but also the fills and other rhythms that Ringo uses to create an overall exciting drum part.
Listen to the song below and then scroll down to get the Come Together drum notation.
Click to access the sheet music
FREE Timing Course
By clicking below you can gain access to a FREE ‘Drummer Timing 101’ drum course that will give you the knowledge, tools and exercises that you need to quickly get your timing up to the level it needs to be.
It will provide:
- The two main types of timing to master
- MP3 backing tracks to practice with and develop great timing
- Full sheet music for all exercises
- Video demonstrations of every exercise
And more than that you will also get a ton of other great free drum resources to make you a better drummer such as playalong tracks, articles, exclusive video lessons and more. And it’s all free!
Watch the video to get a feel for what the drummer timing 101 course entails and then scroll down to get the course immediately.
Start today and develop perfect timing
So let’s start the course today. Do it now and begin your drummer timing 101 course and start developing perfect timing. It won’t happen instantly but if you follow the lessons in the course you will start to feel the change very quickly.
If at any time you’re not digging the content, simply unsubscribe. There’s nothing to lose and your details won’t be shared with anyone, nor will you be bombarded with sales type emails. Just great free drum content that I hope provides real value for you.
