Links, Permissions, and Reprints

Permission to Use TigerBill's DrumBeat Web Site Content

You may post a link on your site to any page or content on our site without our express permission. However, we would appreciate you creating a ticket notification on tigermix.freshdesk.com for our records.

You may not copy and directly host any of the articles that appear on this site unless your site is a non-english speaking site. In that case, create a ticket at tigermix.freshdesk.com and include the URL where you would like to post our content and include the name of the article that you would like to translate into your language. Providing your site meets our criteria for content and quality, and you agree to include our copyright clause along with our content, you will be given the necessary permission.

You may use any photos appearing on this site, providing you include the following clause with each photo: Photo Courtesy of www.TigerBill.com.

Books, Magazine Articles, and Reviews

You may quote specific content from this site in any book, magazine article, or review providing that you give credit to Tiger Bill Meligari and www.TigerBill.com as the source of the content. In that case, we would appreciate you creating a ticket notification on tigermix.freshdesk.com for our records.

If you would like to use a significant portion or the entire article either online or in print, you must create a ticket at tigermix.freshdesk.com for permission.

Reprints

Reprints of articles and other site content is available in hardcopy or online form. For detailed information including any charges that might apply, create a ticket at tigermix.freshdesk.com.

You may reprint any photos appearing on this site either in hardcopy form or for posting online, as long as you include the following credit with each photo:

Photo Courtesy of www.TigerBill.com.

Downloadable Drum Lesson Worksheets

You may copy and use any of the downladable worksheets in our Free Drum Lessons section either for your personal use or for use with students as long as you retain the copyright information that appears on the original document.