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Here you have another important and complementary part to play the Danzón. This is called “Paseo” and it is played in the Toms; it is practically a call to restart the Danzón. Commentary: This Danzón has a very important part happening on
Flams “Tap” How to work with flams. A) With quarters RLRL B) With Eight notes RR LL Commentary: So, what is a flam? Why have a flam? The flam sounds just like you hear it. It is a ** note before a main note. The purpose of the flam is to thi
Flams. Bill’s explanation. With cymbal, snare and toms C) With triplets and an accent on the first note RLR LRL Commentary: The flam triplet is also a very commonly rudiment used in rock and jazz, and sounds like this. One measure of triplets with
Exercises for hi hat, snare and bass drum. Bill’s explanations for “the forgotten foot”: the left food and the hi hat. Commentary: I’d like to draw your attention to the hi-hat, which is a very important little instrument. For me
Rhythms of South America for Cajon, from Peru, “Lando” pattern. 1st Part – Left and Right Hand play the pattern in the Cajon. Pattern in 12/8 with “Flams” 2nd Part – Variations on the same one Commentary: Lando a rhyt
Rhythms of South America for Cajon, from Peru, “Festejo” pattern. 1st Part – Left and Right Hand play the pattern in the Cajon.. Pattern in 12/8. 2nd Part – Variations on the same one Commentary: Festejo, a rhythm from Perú. The
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