Yeaaah Von! Great lesson and swing! Please excuse me with all due respect to leave a tip.... in your last topic, in Brazil, we used the words "Teleco-Teco" to memorize that rhythmic cell. If you sing that word over your groove (8:46) it's "teco-teco-teleco-teco-teco-teco-teleco".... But I usually hear many "gringos" saying wrong things about samba, bossa and Brazilian rhythms. You are not one of them! Congratulations brother and thank you! 😃
Elvis thanks for watching and for your comment! Love the syllables for the Samba pattern. Makes sense! I appreciate you sharing your expertise and your kind words. Keep swinging my friend 🤙
Brushes are super cool and you can do a ton of different things with them. I was in a thrash punk band that played a large amount of acoustic gigs. I would pay just a snare with brushes, same speed and intensity as the "full kit" version but much quieter. Great load of fun.
Thanks for the comment and for watching! Yes, brushes are extremely versatile. We can even use the unique swishing and low dynamic sounds in brushes to create new textures in any genre of music. If you haven't already, you might also check out my Brushes Mastery Course: jazzdrumschool.com/course/brushes-mastery-course You'll get loads of new ideas in how you can play brushes in your music. Keep swinging my friend 🤙
Thanks so much for your kind words! I have a passion for Brazilian music. This pattern is inspired from Teo Lima’s brushwork with Ivan Lins. I hope you can use my pattern in your playing. KEEP ON DRUMMIN’!
Mr. Baron, thank you for this lesson. Very informative! I am starting to get into brushes on the drums. Really like your teaching style and how you break it down. Again, thank you, sir! New subscriber! 😄👍🏻
Thanks so much for the kind words and for watching! I apologize for the delay in responding. I'm really glad you enjoyd and learned something to help you in your drumming. I also have a complete course for learning brushes called the Brushes Mastery Course: jazzdrumschool.com/course/brushes-mastery-course I know you'll really enjoy that too. I hope to see you over there soon. Many thanks again and keep swingnig my friend 🤙
Great lesson, I just learned something about my brush playing I never thought about. You are a great teacher! Thanks! I just subscribed! Can't wait to watch the other videos.
Earl thank you so much for watching and subscribing and it makes me really happy that you learned something to enhance your brush playing! Please let me know if you have any questions as you watch the other videos. In the near future I'll be rolling out videos of my playing all the same patterns but adding in the feet. Thanks again!
Thank you! Trying to record some Brazilian tunes and need bossa brushes, but all I could find was irealpro harsh bossa sound. Now I can create my own track!!! Thanks.
Denis, thanks so much! I’m happy you enjoyed the video! I’ll have a new Brushes Mastery Course launching on March 5th! Hope you’ll be able to join in the adventure! Be safe my fellow brush artiste!
Tim, thanks a bunch for watching and for downloading the PDF! Great timing. Right now, I working on my BOSSA NOVA/SAMBA TRADING FOURS AND EIGHTS drumless tracks. I’ll let you know when it’s up! Keep groovin’!
Thanks so much for watching and for the kind comment! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. You can go much deeper into Brazilian brushes and many other styles in my Brushes Mastery Course: jazzdrumschool.com/course/brushes-mastery-course I hope to see you over there too. Keep swinging my friend 🤙
Ryan thanks very much for the kind words and for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Just trying to keep things grounded and share stuff that has helped me. Keep groovin' my friend!
Ove thanks for watching and for your kind words! I’ve also got an online brushes course that goes deeper into Bossa Nova, Samba and many other styles with brushes. jazzbrushes.com Hope to see you in there too! Have a good one🤙
@@jazzdrumschool Thank you! I always try to improve my brush playing and your instruction is very helpful, indeed. Now I realize how the drummers of the samba/bossa/Getz/Gilberto albums of the sixties played and created their superb brush work!
Thanks for the comment and I'm glad my teaching has helped you out. Since this post, I moved my brushes course to my online Jazz Drum School: jazzdrumschool.com/course/brushes-mastery-course If you have any other drumming or brushes questions, let me know at vonbaron(at)vonbaronmusic(dot)com
Der Sir, is there any video you have uploaded about basic hand techniques and how to hold brushes and about hand movement? I am willing to start with brushes but not really know how. Many thanks in advance for your help.
Thanks so much for your questions and for watching! I have my Brushes Mastery Course that teaches you everything from how to hold the brushes, the different sounds you can make, dozens of grooves, brushes fills, soloing and a ton more: jazzdrumschool.com/course/brushes-mastery-course You might also check out this video from the Brushes Mastery Course as a starting place: ruclips.net/video/c0nzbiGaaIU/видео.html This is also a good one for the basic Jazz Swing brushes pattern: ruclips.net/video/kYH2zlqdK-g/видео.htmlsi=t1DKQhDJz-Z4UNUH This one also will help you a little with Traditional grip: ruclips.net/video/yU09wtX47VA/видео.html Hope that helps and I hope to see you at Jazz Drum School soon! Keep swinging my friend 🤙
Thanks for very good and informative lesson. I have often been thinking about wether i should play WITH or WITHOUT the snares on while playing bossa and samba. Any thoughts and wisdom about that ?
Thanks much for the comment Torbjørn! I think it comes down to the texture you want to create with the music you’re playing. If the song is really up tempo Samba and has an edge to the sound or is somewhat loud, I’ll use snares on. If it’s more mellow and dynamically more quiet, I might turn the snares off. Always let the music guide you. Hope that helps!
Yeaaah Von! Great lesson and swing!
Please excuse me with all due respect to leave a tip.... in your last topic, in Brazil, we used the words "Teleco-Teco" to memorize that rhythmic cell. If you sing that word over your groove (8:46) it's "teco-teco-teleco-teco-teco-teco-teleco"....
But I usually hear many "gringos" saying wrong things about samba, bossa and Brazilian rhythms. You are not one of them! Congratulations brother and thank you! 😃
Elvis thanks for watching and for your comment! Love the syllables for the Samba pattern. Makes sense! I appreciate you sharing your expertise and your kind words. Keep swinging my friend 🤙
Brushes are super cool and you can do a ton of different things with them. I was in a thrash punk band that played a large amount of acoustic gigs. I would pay just a snare with brushes, same speed and intensity as the "full kit" version but much quieter. Great load of fun.
Thanks for the comment and for watching! Yes, brushes are extremely versatile. We can even use the unique swishing and low dynamic sounds in brushes to create new textures in any genre of music.
If you haven't already, you might also check out my Brushes Mastery Course: jazzdrumschool.com/course/brushes-mastery-course You'll get loads of new ideas in how you can play brushes in your music. Keep swinging my friend 🤙
I'm from Brazil!
Very good lesson!
Thanks so much for your kind words! I have a passion for Brazilian music. This pattern is inspired from Teo Lima’s brushwork with Ivan Lins. I hope you can use my pattern in your playing. KEEP ON DRUMMIN’!
@@jazzdrumschool Very good Ivan Lins ,Vinícius de Moraes
Mr. Baron, thank you for this lesson. Very informative! I am starting to get into brushes on the drums. Really like your teaching style and how you break it down. Again, thank you, sir! New subscriber! 😄👍🏻
Thanks so much for the kind words and for watching! I apologize for the delay in responding. I'm really glad you enjoyd and learned something to help you in your drumming. I also have a complete course for learning brushes called the Brushes Mastery Course: jazzdrumschool.com/course/brushes-mastery-course I know you'll really enjoy that too. I hope to see you over there soon. Many thanks again and keep swingnig my friend 🤙
Great lesson, I just learned something about my brush playing I never thought about. You are a great teacher! Thanks! I just subscribed! Can't wait to watch the other videos.
Earl thank you so much for watching and subscribing and it makes me really happy that you learned something to enhance your brush playing! Please let me know if you have any questions as you watch the other videos. In the near future I'll be rolling out videos of my playing all the same patterns but adding in the feet. Thanks again!
Thank you! Trying to record some Brazilian tunes and need bossa brushes, but all I could find was irealpro harsh bossa sound. Now I can create my own track!!! Thanks.
Thanks for watching and for your comment! So glad my teaching helped you out! Groove on Jedi!
very very very good lesson, very clear, my compliments drum bro
Thank you! I am glad you found it useful. Thanks for watching!
Great job, I love playing brushes....
Denis, thanks so much! I’m happy you enjoyed the video! I’ll have a new Brushes Mastery Course launching on March 5th! Hope you’ll be able to join in the adventure! Be safe my fellow brush artiste!
That's fantastic ! we could actually do more with this pattern !
周长コメントありがとうございました！ビデオを助けになりました、私は嬉しいです！
Nice video!, I got your PDF also. Thanks for sharing this info!
Tim, thanks a bunch for watching and for downloading the PDF! Great timing. Right now, I working on my BOSSA NOVA/SAMBA TRADING FOURS AND EIGHTS drumless tracks. I’ll let you know when it’s up! Keep groovin’!
Thanks Amazing!!!!👍
Thanks so much for watching and for the kind comment! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. You can go much deeper into Brazilian brushes and many other styles in my Brushes Mastery Course: jazzdrumschool.com/course/brushes-mastery-course I hope to see you over there too. Keep swinging my friend 🤙
I like this guy
Ryan thanks very much for the kind words and for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Just trying to keep things grounded and share stuff that has helped me. Keep groovin' my friend!
Great man!!
Diego thanks for watching and for your comment. Glad you enjoyed!
Brilliant!
Ove thanks for watching and for your kind words! I’ve also got an online brushes course that goes deeper into Bossa Nova, Samba and many other styles with brushes. jazzbrushes.com Hope to see you in there too! Have a good one🤙
@@jazzdrumschool Thank you! I always try to improve my brush playing and your instruction is very helpful, indeed. Now I realize how the drummers of the samba/bossa/Getz/Gilberto albums of the sixties played and created their superb brush work!
Thanks for the comment and I'm glad my teaching has helped you out. Since this post, I moved my brushes course to my online Jazz Drum School: jazzdrumschool.com/course/brushes-mastery-course If you have any other drumming or brushes questions, let me know at vonbaron(at)vonbaronmusic(dot)com
@@jazzdrumschool Thank you!
Great lesson.
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed!
Der Sir, is there any video you have uploaded about basic hand techniques and how to hold brushes and about hand movement? I am willing to start with brushes but not really know how. Many thanks in advance for your help.
Thanks so much for your questions and for watching! I have my Brushes Mastery Course that teaches you everything from how to hold the brushes, the different sounds you can make, dozens of grooves, brushes fills, soloing and a ton more: jazzdrumschool.com/course/brushes-mastery-course
You might also check out this video from the Brushes Mastery Course as a starting place: ruclips.net/video/c0nzbiGaaIU/видео.html
This is also a good one for the basic Jazz Swing brushes pattern: ruclips.net/video/kYH2zlqdK-g/видео.htmlsi=t1DKQhDJz-Z4UNUH
This one also will help you a little with Traditional grip: ruclips.net/video/yU09wtX47VA/видео.html
Hope that helps and I hope to see you at Jazz Drum School soon! Keep swinging my friend 🤙
Thanks for very good and informative lesson. I have often been thinking about wether i should play WITH or WITHOUT the snares on while playing bossa and samba. Any thoughts and wisdom about that ?
Thanks much for the comment Torbjørn! I think it comes down to the texture you want to create with the music you’re playing. If the song is really up tempo Samba and has an edge to the sound or is somewhat loud, I’ll use snares on. If it’s more mellow and dynamically more quiet, I might turn the snares off. Always let the music guide you. Hope that helps!
Thank you sir
My pleasure and thanks for watching Mishael!
Sounds just like that Billie Eilish “Bad Guy” at the beginning. Neat!
Hahaha! Totally and completely unintentional! Thanks for sharing!
thanx sir!
My pleasure, thanks for watching! Let me know if you have any questions!
My dad playing tamborim and i playing drums
Thank you so much Marcelo for watching my video and your comment! Sounds like you have a family band!
Sounds like Billie Eilish - bad guy
It does! I wonder if she learned some Brazilian percussion rhythms. 😜
Seee
Thanks for watching!