How To Play A Jazz Samba
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- Опубліковано 20 лют 2023
- Practice this approach as taught by Jeff Hamilton to be more interactive and soloistic with your samba.
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I just found you Maria! ! I am a young female senior and bought a new Gretsch Catalina Club a few years ago was really learning and enjoying and then let it sit for awhile after my beloved mom passed away suddenly. I am now on the mend and ready to back to it. You are my new inspiration Maria and I can't wait to get on this journey with you. Thank you for taking the time to do what you do to help drummers learn. You are amazing! I love your method of teaching!
Thank you, this comment really means a lot. I'm glad I can help you on your journey. Don't hesitate to reach out through my website if you have any particular questions or techniques you need help with. mariawulf.com.
You a very good teacher
Great teacher and musician.
I was trying learn how to play samba in a small jazz combo (without any other percussionists), and this tutorial is the best resource I could find.
I wanted to comment on your traditional stick video but couldn't because comments were disabled. It was really amazing.. so is this. Really glad to find your channel.
Thanks, Michael. I could swear I've enabled comments but they're still disabled. I'll try again.
Thank You Lord for Jeff Hamilton, i was in a country band 51 years & our group was very fortunate to tour with some major stars and i was amazed at these country drummers from nashville & a few from bakersfield ca because they could play and i mean Great like Jeff Hamilton !!! Thanks again Maria Wulf for hope...
Excellent job. I’m a hard rock drummer 45 years. Love the Jazz Samba, gonna work on it. You really taught that well! 👏👏👏
Samba has always been a challenge for me, but with this explanation, I hope to get better.
I absolutely love your teaching methods for drumming.
You do a great job directing your attention with your audience (camera) and delivering more than the standard of teaching.
Great lesson!
Thank you so much. I appreciate it.
great video, I've been playing for a long time but have never played this, it's been a challenge, simple groove, but to tie it all together as u did takes practice
As a drummer that's been playing rock, and funk for years, I was intimidated to dive in jazz, but this beat/exercise proved to be the perfect gateway into that world. Great teaching.
Thank you, Vinay.
She did a great job in making that groove fairly easy to learn. Much respect.
As a brazilian amateur drummer all I can say is... you are amazing. thanks for sharing the content.
Coming from a Brazilian, that means a lot. As I tried to emphasize in the video, I understand this isn't exactly authentic but it's the style and feel that the pro jazz players capture.
Здорово!)))
Maria I love they way you have dissected the Latin Rhythms ….. thumbs up to clarifying each movement… I have subscribed to receive more of your insights
very good tutorial!
Great channel! Thanks for excisting.
I love how clear, steady and organized you are with your instructions. Extremely helpful thank you!!!
Thank you.
You give good lessons.
Nice groove, congrats 😊 and some Brazilian Masters of Samba Jazz that’s really important to listen to are: Rubinho Barsotti, Edison Machado and Argus Montenegro.
All the best and success 🎉
Thank you, and thanks for the recommendations. I will definitely check them out.
@@MariaWulfMusic No problem! I think that the drummer's community must share knowledge as well as help everybody to grow their musical understanding and education. Then, listen to Zimbo Trio first - Rubinho Barsotti ;) Best and success
Saudações daqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
Excellent teaching!
Great drumming, sister! Bravo!
I think what makes her so great at teaching is she doesn't flood you with to much information all at once. She's a really great teacher
Hi, and thank you for the feedback. I've been teaching all levels for quite a while and have been working on dialing it in.
It just so happens that I am I am a drummer also. I’ve always had a love for the drums, and learning new stuff. Thank you for the video. And thank you for the lesson on Samba rhythms
. keep up the good work.
Thank you for your help. Subscribed
Good lesson! I like the articulations on the snare.
Thank you.
Great way of teaching! :)
Thanks, Fernando.
Super! Sehr gut!
Good stuff, thanks for the lesson.
thank you, you put all the emphasis
So glad that i stumbled upon your channel a few months ago. I've been using a drill that you did a video on. Paradiddles with alternating bass and hi-hat and also with a samba foot pattern. You're videos are getting more polished and that Sonor kit is gorgeous. Please keep the content coming. Thank you for being an Educator!
Thanks, Gregory. I'm glad you're getting something out of my videos. Producing them is definitely a learning process.
Great videos! Thanks @maria. Simple but so effective. Learning so much 👍 you earned a subscriber.
Nice! 👍👍
Very good explained 🙏
I've played jazz and latin for most of my 50+ year career. Your explanation and examples of thte jazz samba are probably the most comprehensive I've ever seen. Thanks for your interpretation of Jeff's method.
Thank you so much. I appreciate the feedback.
Great video good job. Cheers
Great lesson!!
Tu contenido es maravilloso! Gracias!!! 👏👏👏
Excelente ...
Fine Lesson ! ⭐⭐⭐👍 its like a "Bossa" just playin "Doubletime" .....
Yes, it really is. You can take a bossa that is rooted in 4/4 time and take the exact same rhythms and play double (or half note feel) time and it becomes a samba.
@@MariaWulfMusic 🙂👍 .... latin rythmics are great ! we can already entertain the audience if we just "soloing" with some of them ! not need a complicated drumsolo always
Killer technique.
I love it.
Thanks for all of your advice and contributions. I appreciate you doing this video on the jazz samba.
Glad you like it. Feel free to comment with any topics you would like to me address in videos.
Very nice 🥂
Thx
That's a beautiful finish on that kit.
Isn't it. I'm glad I splurged. It actually makes me want to practice.
Nice Sonors
Very nice 👍 ji I love you liked so sweet 💕 paly samba Payton so good thanks
Maria- I always read all comments - I am asking to see if any of your videos talk about good cymbals to buy without breaking the bank. I have decent ones now but am looking to upgrade when I feel I deserve to do so.
I actually just recently sent an email to a student with some recommendations. Contact me through my website and I'll email you some ideas. mariawulf.com.
You studied with Hammer?? Would love to chat about that with you. Great feel Maria
Yes! Summer camps, small groups and a handful of 1:1 lessons. It was the basis for the foundation of my playing and I'm forever grateful.
Hi Maria, very cool, I'm almost there :) How do you play the right foot at that speed? Heel up or down?
Hi, for me the volume determines my foot position more than speed. For something like this I do a kind of in-between. I only keep my heel all the way down when I need to play really quiet or am on my jazz kit where the bass drum is wide open and very sensitive. There's a lot of nuance that's difficult to explain. I have it on my list to do a bass drum technique video demonstrating all this. Thanks for watching :-)
Maria what I notice you entertain with a Sonor Kit what kit do you prefer?
Hello, this is my first Sonor kit. I knew I wanted one because of always liking the way they sound. After doing much research I landed on a custom made SQ2 made with Beech wood. I also have a smaller jazz kit that's a Yamaha Maple Custom with an 18" kick. I play that one on my Carl Allen transcription video and the Gordon Goodwin Whodunnit.
Very nice 👍 ji I love you liked so sweet drum teacher good
Why do drum instructors not show some slow motion shots
I agree! Check out my video at 4:50 where I do a slo mo example of how the fingers are moving with traditional grip bouncing. ua-cam.com/video/pupvjo-Qycs/v-deo.htmlsi=BrBV5ojEr3PPw_uy&t=291
Did i miss the notation for the bass part. Is it 3/4 time? bass hat bass, 123? or is there triplet rest?
Hello. The pattern is in 4/4 time. The HH is on 2 & 4. The bass drum is on beats 1 (x) & 3 (x) & 1, etc. When you add the hands it can sound very syncopated at times.
@@MariaWulfMusic Thanks for your answer really appreciate that. So the feel of the triplet on bass is just due to the fast tempo yeah? I subscribed.
I assume you don’t want the accents to be played in the right hand playing the ride?. Thats really hard for me. I’m using an edrum kit and i keep triggering a crash if i play it too hard. I get the same with texas blues shuffle. This could take a while to master.
Hello, I'm not sure if I mentioned it or not but actually, yes, the idea would be that both hands are playing the accents. With that being said, it's a great challenge in dynamics independence to try to accent with one limb but not the other.
Any chance you used to be Maria Hulscher?
Yep 😀
I was a UNT student when you were there. I was the bassist that did a lot of country gigs. Don't know if you remember me. I always enjoyed your playing in the lab bands and also with Sister Groove.
Hola como estas que vien tocas la batetia eres genial y que bueno que te guste la bateria te ves muy sexi y estas hermosa toda una profecional vay chiqilla te quiero mucho soy de mexico
Hey, I think you're a great teacher, but I think it should have been in sixteenth notes because it is really on the down and off beat and then in-between the beats
Hi Steve, if the bass drum down beats were on all quarters then yes, it would be notated as 'upbeat' 16ths but in this case the bass drum downbeats are on counts 1&3 so the 'upbeats' are notated as 8th notes. This also lines up with the rhythmic notations of the rest of the rhythm section too.
Y did you choose the drums
Hello Mike, just like almost everyone else, it was what I was always drawn to.
@Maria Wulf Music excellent, you are a great player love your samba and thanks for getting back to me that was very nice of you, cheers
Dylan Elise
Or lesn
Ok then...Pause and save to: play later for me at 1:37
Not quite Anika Niles level skill but basic level
Idk...I love seeing/hearing female musicians.
Sorry, but this is not samba, there is no swing or rhythmic division with tambourine notes
Ouch...
Technically it's fine but it doesn't sound what it should sound like the rhythm isn't there.