hi Richie, do you have tutorial video how the guitarist must play when there is piano montuno in a band? or maybe how to split the portion of those two instrument to play along in cuban musics like salsa, chachacha, mambo, etc.. thanks before 🙏🏼
I would love to but that's a tall order and unfortunately an advanced and unpopular topic. Guitar and piano in a montuno setting are very rare. I suggest laying out or possibly playing clave using diads to avoid getting in the way. I touched on this in my previous Afro-Cuban guitar 101 lesson.
I love latin rhythms
Gracias, Richie!!
Really enjoyed this one, very close to the Puertorrican "Guaguancó". Greetings to my old teacher. Arnold
Thanks Arnold, great to hear from you! Un abrazo!
So fun to play and interesting use of octaves (compared to the more usual octave solo stuff). Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Candela chico!
hi Richie, do you have tutorial video how the guitarist must play when there is piano montuno in a band? or maybe how to split the portion of those two instrument to play along in cuban musics like salsa, chachacha, mambo, etc..
thanks before 🙏🏼
I would love to but that's a tall order and unfortunately an advanced and unpopular topic. Guitar and piano in a montuno setting are very rare. I suggest laying out or possibly playing clave using diads to avoid getting in the way. I touched on this in my previous Afro-Cuban guitar 101 lesson.
thanks Richie for your answer, appreciate it 🙏🏼
You are the very first case I have seen emulate the tres concepts on guitar and sound like tres not a guitar!
Thanks, that's quite a compliment!