Bembé on conga's, free lesson by Michael de Miranda

[@turnitback]

It is great to see the master at work once again.

[@KwandoRay]

Maestro,
Thank you for the variations, this one is very well used here in, Miami, FL, USA.
And I'm very glad to have learned it from you. You are truly, "The Best!"

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you! Nice to hear that bembé is still popular in Miami!!

[@ukulelesongyeah3859]

Muito bom!
Eu sou percussionista, do Brasil, e amo seus vídeos

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Muito obrigado!!!

[@RomancesyBoleros]

Thanks again for another wonderful tutorial.

[@alubi92]

Thanks a lot, so well explained and split, God bless you Michael!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you very much! Enjoy the rhythms!

[@mikeleza]

Excellent

[@MarceloBenitez88]

Gracias por el tutorial, maestro! muy util!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Muchas gracias, Marcelo!!

[@BigJavs]

What is the pattern for the tumba if you were to play it by itself?

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

+BigJavs The tumba has different possibilities, and normally the tumba makes the solo or improvisation. I did one other video about Bembé: ruclips.net/video/aZ3U_472icc/видео.html Good luck.

[@bigjavs4581]

+Michael de Miranda Thanks, Michael, love your videos!

[@BigJavs]

Michael, just found your 6/8 tumba variations video. Would the basic pattern there work for bembe? Then make variations like the ones in that video? Thanks again!

[@Azul-ji7jf]

+BigJavs Of course you can use the tumba variations in Bembé. The basic pattern is little bit different, but still you can use it. The variations are of course very personally and in Bembé they respond to the singing.

[@Itamajano]

@michael de Miranda are those 2 congas? Or conga and quinto?

[@macphillips52]

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