Music Rhythm : Piano Tango, Piano Lesson on Rhythm

[DOBORBEN]

sorry.... you are wrong. This in not tango rythm... IT IS HABANERA RYTHM

[Nowhereman90]

@DOBORBEN The habanera is the basic rythm cell that was took to create tango and milonga. Tango also has another rythm cells that can be used. Great video. Greeting From Argentina

[Wermen]

@Nowhereman90 But it is not used since 1920 this rithm...

[marylithium]

SUBTITULOS EN ESPAÑOL!!!!

[pianomother]

@marylithium, we are on the process of putting Spanish subtitles on our videos. Well, we already have a course in Spanish subtitle. You can visit pianomother . com for that course, please look under Categories. Thank you.

- Amy of PianoMother

[Stratocaster42]

Excellent. Thanks :D

[amazingvietnam247]

Very interesting. Thank you very much.

Sorry, I am a piano beginner, so it sounds like a rhumba, or a slow chachacha to me.

Can you please run a tutorial on rhumba? I like to play the song Besame Mucho.

Thank you so much.

[pianomother]

@amazingvietnam247, we will mention that to Ms. Wong. If you are interested in Rhumba and other piano techniques maybe you can look into our 121 Left Hand Styles course. There's a lesson about how to play Rhumba in that course and many other left hand styles.

-Amy of PianoMother

[BellaLatina90]

whats the orginal name of this song ?

[yoeltape]

@BellaLatina90 la paloma

[pianomother]

@BellaLatina90, it's La Paloma

-Amy of PianoMother

[BellaLatina90]

whats the orginal name of this song ?

[japanma1]

Thank you so much

[rockyspace]

I don't play the piano and even I grasped the concepts.  Good instruction and well played. Thank you.

[ithrewmyguitar]

Asians are the best.

[sablindcas]

@ithrewmyguitar Because their parents make them start when they are baby and they dont have the chance to say "no".

[ivanbezich]

Just a quick note: La Paloma is not a "tango", is an "habanera" which comes form Cuba, not from Argentina or Uruguay. Anyways, this afro-cuban style (which developed from contradanza) influenced all latin american music and became "milonga" and eventually "tango" in Argentina with an accent on the first and third notes. They share the same beat so It can be performed as a tango and for instructional purpose works well. Thanks for sharing.

[wainast]

you are wonderful~

[sardan251]

q mal maestra es

[amazingvietnam247]

Hello mother,

You are simply the best. Thanks.

[tonygg60]

A good teacher not only knows her material, but also knows how to simplify.

Thank you.

[YLIM37]

you're a great teacher! is there a second part to this video?

[ILuvDrizzt]

I have always wondered aboutr this...I like it!~ Subscribed! :D

On another note; My friend has the same accent as you do, hmmm...i wonder

[fusa1290]

This is spanish tango, i hate it :P

argentinian tango is the way

[salthepal]

I thought this was the habanera rhythm, which is the milonga rhythm. Isn't tango just a Strong-weak-Strong-weak in 4/4 ??

[DKD299]

Thanks for the enlightening info on the Tango. We have been line dancing a tango and I became interested in the extact nature of a tango''s ryhthm. I am so glad you showed it via piano because I play also and will try what you pointed out. Thanks again.

[dzeljpiano]

As a Tango the piece sounds wonderful :)

[langkwong]

How I would want to play like you. thanks for making time to "teach" us =)

[shortyrobby]

You play the piano wonderfully.

[underverser]

Excellent new vid!!! :)