In this video Ignacio Berroa shows how to work a mixed rhythm of “Yoruba” and the “Tanguillo” Flamenco. 1st line Right hand plays Rumba Clave in 3/2 in Hihat and Cowbell 2nd line Left hand combines Snare with Bass Drum 3rd line Bass Dru

This video has two exercises with the explanation of the Rumba Clave clapping with hands and adding the Bass Drum and Cowbell. 1st line: Rumba Clave with hands (3/2). 2nd line: the voice sings 3rd and 4th Quarter notes, Quarter Notes on Hihat. 1st line: right

In this video Ignacio Berroa shows how to work in group a pattern “2” of “Samba” and the application of the Rumba Clave (3/2) in the same one. In this case, with two great Spanish musicians: Max Suñer and Carlos Benavent. 1st line Righ

(B) Here you have three patterns. Giovanni shows you the importance of each sound (Open, Slap, Muff) step by step. Also the placement of the hands, and accents.   Commentary: Following with this one that is a different combination that you do on the patte

This exercise consists of 2 parts. In the first part work with the right hand (R) on the cymbal, left hand (L) on the snare (SN), and bass drum (BD). The HiHat is always on quarter notes. In the second part, do the same with reversed hands. Bar 1 – Right

In this exercise Alex shows you how to work Clave in the Bass Drum. 1st Part – Right and Left hand play Sixteenth notes in the Hihat 2nd Part – Son Clave 3:2 application in Bass Drum 3rd Part – Variations for styles like Pop music, Rock etc.

Flams and accents Bill’s explanations Exercises for left and right hand. With accents and flams. A) Seventh notes in sixteen notes into a 7/4, with snare and toms   Commentary: Perhaps, the next obvious thing to do after that would be play flams in

This exercise consists of 2 parts. In the first part work with the right hand (R) on the cymbal, left hand (L) on the snare (SN), and bass drum (BD). The HiHat is always on quarter notes. In the second part, do the same with reversed hands. Bar 1 – Right

Here you can see Alex’s talent and skills showing you patterns of Colombia, “Merecumbé”. 1st Part – Right hand plays the 1st, 3rd and 4th sixteenth notes in Cowbell Left hand play in Toms. Bass Drum in each quarter note of the bar. Hih

Here you can see Alex’s talent and skills showing you patterns of Spain, “Bulería”. 1st Part – Right hand plays in Hihat and Cymbal. Left hand play in Snare and Toms Bass Drum combines with Snare and Bass Drum. Quarter Notes on Hihat 2

Here you have the first of a group of exercises based on the “Cáscara A” patterns, very common in Latin music. Giovanni plays it with two tempos, fast and slow, in order for you to understand well this two-bar pattern.   Commentary: In the ea