Cuban timba grooves for congas
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2012
- The 3 timba grooves in this lesson are funky and a bit different than the normal timba grooves. I make a combination with a drum and bass groove, so you can hear how the congas fit in. Enjoy it!
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Thank you Roberto! I try to explain everything as simple as possible, so the majority can understand and enjoy all the beautiful rhythms and instruments that we all have.
Expert teaching! 3 lessons in one. Thankyou!
Thank you! I'm very happy that my video's are appreciated!!
Saludos desde Hollanda!
Thank you for your compliments! It means a lot to me!!
Many thanks, Michael! Very easy and positive teaching. Really Holland style :))) Respect from Belarus...
Muchas gracias por el increíble video. I have learned a lot from your tutorials. Your work as a whole is really the example of being humble person, a good teacher and a passionate of Latin American Percussion. Saludos desde el caribe de Mexico.
Michael - as usual a great, very clear lesson. I hate to complain, but I am really missing having the notation available on the side of the screen, it makes it a lot easier to follow. Thanks for all your work!
Michael ... perfecto! Tu modo de enseñar es simple e intuitivo en el mismo momento. De veras bueno estoy aprendiendo muchas cosas... gracias
Man this guy just doesn't stop amazing me! I'm from USA, Hispanic, Cuban & Puerto Rican Parents. I've been in music all my life and this Musician is extraordinary! Their hasn't been one of his videos that he hasn't been right on the money! It's obvious he's very well cultured and versed and a true Conguero. Not like other guys, "Anglos on U Tube", than can play pretty good and actually insult, mis pronounce, Cuban, Musician's, names to the extent of actually having many racial law suits.
Really nice video, I like your style of teaching. It's going to help me a lot!
My father in law turned me on to your videos and I'm super glad he did I've learned a lot! !
+Jacob Bonilla Thank you and enjoy the video's!!
Hi Michael, thank you very much for all your instructions, I learned really a lot. Your method of teaching is also very effective and your rhythms are very very cool!
Thank you Matthias, I'm glad you are enjoying my lessons!
Thank you! I'm glad that my video's can help you. Good luck!!
Your welcome! I'm glad you enjoy the video's!!
ahi esta ,impecable.simple y humilde ..el gran maestro..¡ grande michael¡
Muchas gracias, Andres!
Thank you very much and welcome to my channel!!
Your right! I didn't notice it yet. Thanks!
Nice. I especially like the 3rd pattern. Thnx!
Thank you, Damian!!
AMAZING TEACHER!!!! THANKS VERY MUCH!! CONGRATS FROM MEXICO!! AMIGO.
Thank you very much!Very good lesson.
i did after i heard the new video u sent me. it was great as usual. there is also another one i checked out by you on timba grooves....mucho .thanks
great tutorial Michael!
i found in the 2nd rhythm, that if you start in the 2nd note as "the one", an interesting "samba" feeling rhythm appears...
cheers,
tato
sei un ottimo maestro
Very nice rythm and good variations...Thanks Michael.
Thank you!!
A really good lesson!👍
Thank you!!
Thank you!!
saludos michael de miranda!! exelente maestro
Muchas graçias!!
nice. thnx again.
nice, thanks
gracias maestro por sus enseñanzas y humildad saludos desde mexico
De nada y saludos desde Holanda.
Thank you for your comment! Perhaps I'll try to put the camera in a different position, so it becomes more to follow what I do. I have to experiment with this. Thanks!
great video
Thanks!!
You are right. I completely forgot to do that.... Sorry. Normally I always put the notation on the side of the screen.
Very nice! Merci beaucoup!
Thank you very much!
hello
Your videos are great. Can i suggest you one little thing ? I find it muche easier to grasp the hands movements when it is on the filmed on the side or the top.
Excelente excelente
Muchas gracias!!
Michael you continue to amaze me on all you know. How many hours to you play a day?
I didn't play the play-back sequences, but they are worth to analyze too!!
Your welcome!
all of your congas lessons are usefull and very good, is there any site to downlod rythms lessons ? is it possible to teach some passage?
timba conga players use quinto and tumba combination.conga is eventually for between combinations
thanks Michael ! Great teacher! What are the drums you are playing? Thaey sound great.
Hi, I enjoyed this but am a little confused as to time and if there are any rest.
Hi Michael, I play on Cuban congas. I don't know if they have a name.... In this video my low conga is from Meinl.
Hi Michael, did you play the play-back sequences ?
Master I want the bachata bongo lesson...
This video is great Michael, what about the clave on the timba, You dont explain it hahaha :/ there is not clave on Timba?
Can you tell me Michael, is 'Salidor' the name of the low drum, or the name of the low part of the rhythm...or both?
The Salidor is the name of the low drum (in rumba). They also call it tumba.
isn't the second sxample actually a brazilian "partido-alto"?
Nice, what I take away from this is that the bass no longer anticipates the one as in your typical salsa groove. Would that be correct?
That is possible. The bass can be more funky in timba styles.
Thanks you are a master. I mostly play guitar and congas, but am a frustrated bass player. The syncopations fascinate me.
Grand Talent
Grand Talent
Grand Talen
Actually, I don't really know what the essence of bongo playing in Bachata is. But I'll ask a friend of mine, who is a great bongocero. Perhaps he knows how to do it.
Michael, Where is your NOTATION? Please add to your video! Thanks
Jammer dat er deze keer geen notatie bij vertoond werd...
Deze video is uit mijn begintijd, oftewel zonder notatie. Daar ben ik pas later mee begonnen. Misschien moet ik deze les opnieuw maken....
Your welcome!