Essential Afro-Cuban Rhythms for Drum Set
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- This was for a college music class project. Not synced/edited that great and frankly an old video. This was still when I was learning more than playing this music. After playing out in the past 2.5 years I will soon upload a newer one and provide a link here! Thanks!
0:00 Son Clave and Rumba Clave
0:20 Cascara Rhythm (Clave Left Foot)
0:41 Cascara with Left Hand Variations
1:11 Bongo Bell Pattern
1:35 Bongo Bell with Variations
1:57 Mambo Bell Pattern
2:21 Songo Pattern
2:50 Mambo and Bongo Bell
3:04 Guanguanco
3:36 Mozambique Pattern
4:08 6/8 Bembe
The one after the bembe is chachacha
Salut excellent un son global merveilleux. Merci et viva la musica
I am surely not the only one who’s been inspired by this video. So many tasty grooves in here. Been focusing on Afro-Cuban and Brazilian rhythms lately on the drums and I am constantly referencing this video to see how it should be done. Thank you!
I dont know where are u from brother but I'm a cuban drum player and I tell you you're amazing playing cubans ritmos!!
I found this video a few years ago. and I was blown away. Now im gonna study every bit of this for the next few years
how did it go
Yea how did it went?
I learned from watching this genius since five years ago.
Thank you your the best at this , cause I make us learned it easy.
That was so clean . Perfect timing and spacing all the way through . Love that kit also .
Definitely elements of Antonio Sanchez and Horacio Hernandez 🥁 in there. Great job 👏👍
Wonderful. How can some one not "like" this?!
+Michael Pluznick Thank you! Well this is an older video. It has been a couple of years now and have come a long way. I'll try to upload more videos this summer
Timing issues..
@@jamesblace5761 ne seri
maestro excelente resumen de los ritmos afrocubanos que nos vuelven locos a los bateros! !!! Saludos desde la Patagonia !!!!!
the sound of this Sonor is beautiful!! My Brazil - Sergipe - Aracaju
JUST AWESOME! I love the variations
i never knew until now how complicated latin was
NOT Latin but Cuban drumming.
I don't get why people say "Latin music." It's like saying "American music." There are hundreds of styles of music in the U.S., and there are probably just as many in Central and South America.
This is Afro-Cuban drumming.
Or "salsa" drumming.
he's go three different Afro Cuban beats at once - 3 diferentes golpes en ritmo Afro Cubano - nice !
amazing independence! unreal
That's exactly what you get playing these rhythms.
Blew me away man. Fantastic job.
hello greetings you will have the music written of everything you play greetings from Mexico
Excellent job!!!!!!! I'm latino and I have to say that you are amazing!!
i miei più vivissimi complimenti per la grande tecnica, la grandissima indipendenza, sei un 🎨🎭🙋🎨🎭🙋🎨 artista... 🎼🚬🎼☕🎼🚬🎼☕🙌🙌🙌🙌
WOW!!! I will be studying these for sure!!
over my head at 6:00 and on - starts to sound randomy. means Im gonna listen more thanks for uploading
haha randomy! How I feel when I hear Horacio El Negro play. But it's all about knowing where you are in the clave you are.
this is my favourite style of drumming hands down
such complex rhythms requiring higher limb independence. I love A
fro-Cuban rhythms
this is the drumming video that has amazed me in a while, now i have ideas of a drum solo..thanks man!
Amazing independence and dynamics!
Best Drumming style ever.
You are so talented! This is helpful. Thank you so much for sharing.
Oh crap that is you ! I thought I know a guy from Minneapolis that looks like that dude! Nice to hear you play set! Thanks for putting up with me that night I want to start working on this stuff since I found out what little I know maybe I could get a lesson or two?
Are you playing with Damien much?
Poucas vezes encontrei um bom material pra analisar. Meu parabéns. If you don't understand, in your language. GOOD JOB MAN.
Super tasty!!! 😀 Do you have a transcript of these rhythms or perhaps a book which compiles them?
Simplemente perfecto, muy buen video, muy buenos patrones y muy bien en la ejecución. Excelente trabajo. Saludos
Bravo! Thank you for this gorgeous lesson. Are you an album? Playing with any group? Where can find out more about you?
En qué libro vienen todos estos grovees? 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for the upload. Your video helps me to determine genres for jamming purposes. I had noticed that also there isn't a lengthy Bongo Bell pattern available on you tube for the reason. It would be good if there was longer sample to play along too.
very nice man, loving that independence
Holy shit that kit sounds amazing.
He's a machine! I love it!
This is excellent, great independence and time feel. It puts my attempt at the genre to shame.
Amazing playing! Very inspiring!
Markus, fantastic. What a great resource this video is. I am the Adjunct Drum & Percussion Instructor at Notre Dame. I just talked to your dad at ND via Zoom and he enlightened me to your fabulous videos. These are so good and educational too. I have some woodshedding to do. I will search for some of your other videos.
could have been perfect if you were also add a playlist of lessons, a short lesson for each style.
this was a school project. I am thinking about making a more detailed video lesson. This was a long time ago too!
don't over-thinking about it. Just do it :)) same as "Siros Vaziri" (look on FB. if you'll do the same
(with many kinds of rhythms and styles - it would be amazing
The best afrocuban drum video ! Thanks!
Maestro, tendrás como las partituras de esos ritmos para poder estudiarlos 🥺🥺🥺🥺👉👈
Phenomenal!
Yeah buddy!!!! I'm working grooving with your rythms... :)
Really cool video! I'm practicing independence with claves on my feet for improvisation using the sincopation. Do you have a book where you learned all the rythms? I know most of the latin rythms by learning them in songs. You seem to be playing and improvising a little bit, I'll be using this video to practice more :)
I recommend Horacio El Negro's book "conversations in clave"
Just amazing!!
real cool stuff; shows a lot of command and independence of the Afro-Cuban style!! what is that piece attached to the floor and snare?
6:30.... Unreal🤯🤯🤯
WOW 😲 Great 👍 independence BRAVO 👏
great 4 way combination Markus
Yes!! Super!! Happy new drum2017
Nice that jimmy Brandly book is awesome
awsome video - -what is the - ( wood on the side of the snare and floor tom
Watch at RUclips Bongos at your fingertips - an innovative way of playing bongos.
Great video. I'm keeping this one to use as a reference. As for the people who had negative things to say, I'd love to see them do a better job at this - I'm sure they couldn't.
Great Job dude! Solid independance
thanks for upload. Great work!
Sonor Protean snare. Great!
Beautiful. Thank you.
Very good video I love, what kind of cowbell do you use on the left foot?? make and model...thakns!!!
awesome love the flavors you do even on the same drum, know too many drummers that only look at one drum as one sound
Buenisimo... Tremendo Video !!!
GRACIAS !!!
Thats awesome dude !
Me at 0:00 : Hey this isn't too bad
Me at 0:22 : ok nevermind
5:30 I'm completely puzzled
Same here bud but I know he is playing strait heat when you put music on top of it
It's probably easiest if you focus on the rhumba clave. Once you identify the clave, you can see that his right foot only ever plays the traditional "tumbao" rhythm. And his hands just freestyle over the top of those two things.
The guy's got skills.
That’s because you don’t understand loose phrasing’s over a strict 3/2 clave!!
@@sticktrik Oh, I get it. Free-form latin
@Markus Hoeckner Where do you buy those add ons to play castacara in floor tom or snare???
Acere ,keep it up you might get it
Great job, Mark!
Hey that's nice playing. Could you tell me what the phases do you use for the cascara? Or maybe I can find them in some books... I am a drummer who likes Latin and Afro music!
Very Nice. what for cymbals do you have here
Nice. Wondering on the floor tom and snare. I see you have some shell protector for playing your cascara. Did you make that from an old drum shell or was that made for purchase.
Thanks!🙌🏼🛸
My insides automatically stir when I hear this beat
I am wondering as I watch this, could this guy be the best?
KPEC3arrival far from it :)
Very nicely done.
beautiful 4-way!
Scorcio...so when you are learning those ritmo's are you breaking down the foot pattern or the hand pattern first or mayb both?
Awesome material. Where did you get the floor tom shell protector for the cascara? Thanks again.
They don't make them anymore :(
First of all amazing playing, second what kind of block are you using on the floor Tom is it custom made
OMG, you are brilliant! May I know about your gear? Looking forward to hearing you back!
Yeah, sonor prolite kit, gavin harrison protean 12" snare, ride cymbal is a 22" crescent vintage, big crash is a meinl 20" extra dry crash, LP woodblock, cowbells, and a cascara wedge on the low tom (don't sell these anymore)
Do they make those wood panels you use for stick hits or did you have to fashion them? It sound good wood on wood like that.
Great job
So good
Hello +Markus Hoeckner, I'd like to know what type (or model, or label ) of hi-hat stand do you use for your Block (the red one)? It seems very convenient, but I guess it must be an extra feature of hi-hat stand to do so? Great thanks in advance! P.S.: Very nice video, thanks! =)
+alexander markin Its excellent. Its the TAMA Iron Cobra 2 leg hi hat stand.
Good job !
Sounds very nice indeed! Care to share some tips on music to listen to?
+Metzok Listen to rebeca Mauleon and her drummer, Jimmy Branly.
Could you hear "cancion urgente para nicaragua" and tell me what rythm is it??
So cool! How many hours did you practice every day to get these down?
+Tim Welch In the summer? 5 Hours a day, during the school year? 1-2 a day
Hey hermano, el amigo Herber Moya👇 tiene toda la razón, no suenas para nada "norteamericano" al tocar éste tipo de ritmos (con mucho respeto lo digo y sin ser peyorativo). En mi humilde y microscópica opinión, son pocos los bateros de habla inglesa que poseen y transmiten aquel feeling intrínseco "que habita" por naturaleza en el alma de este estilo. Felicitaciones por tu evidente trabajo en la práctica e internalización de todo ésto y mis respetos y admiración por tener "el sabor" indispensable para estos ritmos, sin él cual, la técnica necesaria y el tiempo para lograrla, no son más que un vocabulario que no logra transmitir tu mensaje ni que sea comprendido por nosotros de la manera que quisiste comunicarnoslo. 🙏👏.
Saludos desde Chile🇨🇱
fantastico!!
wow!! Nice!!! That sound of that rim shot!!!!! :O
Gratidão por esse video! Muito bom !
Great playing! Would you mind sharing where you picked up those wooden panels for your tom and snare? Can't seem to find them anywhere. Thanks!
Nice job. Thanks.
That's great work. Do you have a recommendation for a good book to learn this stuff?
+Rhythm Boo Learned most of my stuff with a guy who learned it in the streets of Cuba, but Horacio El Negro's "Conversations in Clave" and Afro-Cuban Rhythms for drum set by Bob Wiener. Lastly, the most advanced book is by Ed Urbine "Essential Guide to Afro-Cuban Percussion"
+Markus Hoeckner Thank you!
Hi Markus. Thanks for the upload. What kind of crash are you using here?
+Nicholas Riley Byzance 20 inch extra dry! Chris Coleman had it. It's awesome
este joven esta pesado con esos virtuosos
I realize this is an old video but that snare sounds beautiful. What snare were you using when you filmed this? :)
Jason Walker it’s a sonor protean 12” snare! And yes it’s an old video-my playing has much improved since the making of this
Thanks, dude! You're playing here is outstanding. You should post some more vids!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hey dude you rocks
Watching from France
Sorry my english is poquito