Afro Cuban drumming / Chapter one
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Cool introduction. Intresting for me because im Swedish so i couldnt be less latin if i tried. haha
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why does foot position have anything to do with how to play a clave? You can play heel toe, or on the ball of your foot... That's just like asking, "why play afrocuban drumming matched grip instead of classical grip?"
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If you want to do latin rhythms this is the video to get. although I found it to be in the advanced category, the beginner probably won't catch on immediately. but, you won't be disappointed like with 'some' drumming tutorial videos.
I watch this video at least once per month. this is mind boggling independence on the foot pedals. I just watched it today in fact.
I'd like to see more in the slow down/explanation categories. but this is not beginner stuff really it's more advanced.
thanks Phil
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i see it as more as adding an ancient middle eastern element to the afirican drums, the cymbal...
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¡¡¡ EXCELENTE ¡¡¡
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his book has really inspired me to learn more latin.. thx phil.. =)
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i am really looking for c.d.s or songs in this style with a drum set players hopefully to learn from or to play along with any suggestions? thanx much
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sos un groso broder...saludos desde cordoba, argentina.
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@BayonneNick i don't see why this comment go so many thumbs down - it's just a technique thing... i find that playing heel down gives you alot more control.. though it can be difficult to discipline yourself to always playing heel down.
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Hey man,i was noticing,your cowbell playing with the left foot is a little bit sloppy from times to times...
I dont know if you noticed and consider this a problem,but im facing the problem of having endurance with the left foot and keep perfect time...
Anyway,keep the great drumming,im learning a lot from you.
Bye!
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how would you set up the symbols? Do you need the triangle shape between the ride and high hat?
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Awesome!!!!!
Excellent drumming and explanations. Do you have any recommended listenings for someone trying to learn this style of music?
MichaelG1V 2 years ago
HI Micheal. Try Muñequitos de Matanza, NG La Banda, Afro cuban all stars, Tito Puente, Ray Barreto...ufff there are so many great ones! Start there:-)
All the best
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philmaturano 2 years ago
Thanks Derbeno
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philmaturano 5 years ago