Playing Congas and the Tumbao, Part Three

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Percussion master Bobby Sanabria tells you more about the history of Afro-Cuban percussion and demonstrates how to play a basic tumbao.
Learn more at the Jazz Academy: academy.jalc.org
Bobby Sanabria - Congas
Eric Suquet - Director
Bill Thomas - Director of Photography
Aaron Chandler - Sound Engineer
Richard Emery - Production Assistant
Seton Hawkins - Producer
Recorded July 17, 2014

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17 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 11

@mesomorfo 5 лет назад

All my life I have admired the Congas and the Salsa music, now in my adult life I get a chance to learn. Thank you for this tutorial! Awesome stuff here!

@Gomka99 6 лет назад

Loving the mix of culture and rythms in the videos. Awesome work

@bobgure 6 лет назад

Priceless stuff here!

@ericgonzales5057 Год назад

I want a conga soooo badly, this video is amazing, if anyone has one for sale im in Texas let me know for sure !!

@Fangsinurface 9 лет назад

Candido is a pioneer. Legend!!

@Floridafisherman5000 4 года назад

Just amazing!

@willietango 9 лет назад

Hi Bobby, GREAT! Thanks. I think a definition of the term "salsa" would be helpful. No es el termino' de Cuba? Es un termino' del Norte'? Newyorican term? No es el termino' del tradicion de Cuba?

@cucinastanza 8 лет назад

+Willie Tango the term salsa was created for a Venezuelan broadcaster Phidias Danilo Escalona who has a program called the salsa time which was sponsored for ketchup Heinz. most of the Fania musicians went to Venezuela in a regular basis. Salsa is not a style or rhythm I suggest reading this book www.cesarmiguelrondon.com/el-libro-de-la-salsa/