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Sydney-based 11-year-old Pritish officially World’s Fastest Drummer

Image source: Pritish A. R. - YouTube screenshot.

11-year-old A. R. Pritish has broken the record for the most drumbeats in a minute using drumsticks – 2,370 i.e. almost 40 beats per second.

Sydney-based Pitish started playing drums at the age of five and completed the highest grade exam in the Trinity College of London, Grade 8, for drums in 2020.

Drums | Trinity Grade 8 | 10 year old | A R Pritish

In 2021, he created a Guinness World Record for the title “Most drumbeats in a minute using drumsticks” by playing 2,370 beats in a minute.

Image source: Pritish A. R. – YouTube Screenshot.

Pritish is Year 6 student of St Francis Catholic College, Edmondson Park.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, with the support of his family, Pritish continued his music learning journey uninterrupted online.

Image source: https://kids.guinnessworldrecords.com/

The previous record of 2,109 drumbeats in a minute was set by Siddharth Nagarajan (India) in 2017.

The drumbeats are measured using a drumomoter and also recorded using  a pressure sensitive microphone.

This is counted by experienced technicians and sound engineers who corroborate the drumometer’s reading. 

Image source: https://kids.guinnessworldrecords.com/

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