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Lesson
16
Latin
Clave - Clave is a 2 bar phrase in 4/4. It is played
with two small pieces of wood that are hit together to create
the main rhythm in Latin music. For drum set applications
we can
use a cross stick to simulate the sound. The examples below
show where the accents would fall if played with eighth notes
on the snare.
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Lesson
17
Ostinato
Patterns - An Ostinato is an underlying rhythm played
throughout a piece of music. In the following exercises the
Ostinato is played with our Bass drum & Hi-hat foot. Try
to keep the eighth notes on the snare even.
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Lesson
18
Samba
- Samba is a very complex rhythm of Brazilian decent.
We will try to comp four different percussionists parts; the
Bass drum is our Surdo, the Hi-hat foot is our Shaker, the
bell of the ride is our Cowbell & the Snare drum is our
Clave. It is best to master each of the following concepts
before you put them all together. Good Luck!
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Lesson
19
Mambo
- Mambo is a very complex rhythm of Afro Cuban decent.
We will try to comp four different percussionists parts; the
Bass drum is our Surdo, the Hi-hat foot is our Shaker, the
bell of the ride is our Mambo Bell & the Cross Stick and
Toms are our Congas.
The Ostinato that is being played with our feet implies the
Clave. It is best to master each of the following concepts
before you put them all together. Good Luck!
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Lesson
20
Linear
Grooves - The idea of a Linear Groove is that no
note is played in unison with another.
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