Bongo Drumming with Trevor Salloum #3: Bossa Nova
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Trevor demonstrates bossa nova rhythms on the bongo and how to implement them with song.
Trevor is a best selling author with Mel Bay Publications including Fun with Bongos, The Bongo Book, Bongo Drumming:Beyond the Basics, Afro-Latin Polyrhythms, Afro-Cuban Rhythms, Afro-Cuban Percussion Play Along, The Art of Bongo Drumming, School of Bongos, First Lessons Conga, First Lessons Bongo and The Conga and Bongo Drum in Jazz. Available at www.melbay.com or your local music store.
www.trevorsalloum.com
parcero! tu tienes el mejor tutorial de este tema desde hace mas de 10 años, he podido tocar bossa nova con mis amigos en la calle gracias a ti!!! te deseo mucha felicidad!
gracias hermano!
Nice job my friend! I'm brazilian and i'm learning to play bongo! I liked so much this video! Very interesting! Big hug!
gracias a este video ya aprendi la bosa nova! tnx
El maestro Trevor, your lessons has help me tremendously and I am enjoying it very much.
And thank you for taking the time and having the patients to teach us how to play the Bongo. Gracias mi hermano, Dios lo bendecir
Ras,
Thank-you for your kind words. You are most welcome.
simple instrument-GREAT dynamics. thanks Trevor!
thanks......this is much needed ive went years with out knowing these technique.........youve done something 4 the world THANKS..................
Thank-you to all of you for your support. I'm glad you are enjoying my DVDs, CDs and books with Mel Bay Publications.
More to come. Here are some answers to your questions.
This pattern could be used on congas with a few modifications. However, I prefer to use the marcha or a Cha-Cha pattern when playing Bossa Nova on congas.
Great to hear from all the bongoseros/bongoseras in Brasil-Obrigado! I was married to a Carioca once and have a son who speaks Portuguese fluently. I have a deep love for Brasil and the people, culture and food.
The skin on the macho must be very tight to achieve a nice crisp sound. The lifespan will depend on many factors (thickness, material, tightness, attack etc.) I have used cow, calf, kangaroo and goat. Usually goat will break easiest, but all will break eventually. Replacement is very easy. See directions in "The Bongo Book"
Always best to loosen the head after use.
If anyone would like to see the notation of the Bossa Nova pattern see "The Bongo Book" or "School of Bongos" both published by Mel Bay Publications see www.trevorsalloum.com/publications/
Enjoy the vids. More coming this year!
great sound out of those bongos, love it...nice performance
Thank you for the demonstration.. Really appreciate your kindness..
Thank-you for your comments. I'm glad you are finding them useful.
The kind of bongos does make a difference. I use several LP
models and JCR. You really need to crank the macho very high to get a good sound. It should almost sound as if glass is breaking.
It indeed does almost sound as high pitched as a muted edge tone
Obrigado! Saudações do Brasil.
@IkiraBaru You are most welcome. You have such a beautiful voice!
Hypnotizing.
AWSOME!!!!!
Gracias llevo mucho tiempo buscando un video para aprender bossaaa
el gusto es mio
Can i use these patterns to play congas???
graciassssssssss
This instructiion is so good, but i am just a novice. Im having trouble keeping up!
Muito Bom
i really like your teaching, I have a bongo aspire to, I just want to know how long will it take for the skin of the macho to wareout? I've been watching your video and practicing the martillo and the bosa for 3 days now. And my hands are now aching. Could you pls show the bosa nova pattern in slow motion? pls. ty.
Trevor, thanks for sharing. What's the skin you're using on the macho ? Any recommendations for a bright'n crispy sound ?
I should make some special procedure to refine the bongos
No. It is usually written as two bars of 4/4.
what size are they?
girl from ipanema
wow, wich kind of bongos are you playing? lp valje?
yes
sound so good! can you help me about i have to buy lp bongos and i'm going to " dandy rodriguez, valje, the original, matador,
what do you recommend about these??
ps. i'm loocking for a groove similar tumbao( no loud wood)
cheers
what song is it?
The most well known Bossa Nova would have to be "Girl from Ipanema"
is this hythm 5|8
4/4
Ma
think 16 as 123 123 1234 123 123
do you think you can play that? haaha