
Enhance this timbales course by listening with good headphones to hear the colors and flavors of the sound. Learn to imitate and reproduce its sound and rhythm.
identify basic timbales sounds and silence, read rhythms like 1011 and 2011, and practice cycling these patterns from slow to fast using a two-line notation that maps hits by numbers.
Explore the first timbales rhythm and hear it at very slow, normal, and different velocities to understand timing.
Practice a rhythm at a normal speed and explore how it changes with different velocities to build timing and dynamics for the timbales.
Master rhythm 3 in the full timbales course by counting the last silence 'e' and practicing at a very slow tempo with different velocities.
Explore rhythm 4 in timbales by practicing a slow, evolving pattern with one hand, varying velocities to build timing and dynamic control.
Explore a rhythm very similar to the other rhythm but with a distinct difference, and practice at very slow tempo with different velocities.
Practice a two-hit timbales rhythm with a hand variation, striking two positions, at very slow tempo and with different velocities.
Discover rhythm 7 by listening to how the pattern sounds and practicing with different velocities to understand timbales rhythm variation.
Explore rhythm 8, examining a rhythm pattern and how it plays with different velocities for timbales learners.
Explore rhythm 9 by practicing a two-sound pattern with hand movement, cycling with different velocities in a very slow cycle.
Explore rhythm 10 at a very slow speed and observe its variations with different velocities. This timbales rhythms course demonstrates how varying velocities shape rhythm practice.
Explore rhythm 11 in the full timbales course, practicing a very slow pattern and varying velocities to feel the beat clearly.
Explore this rhythm, identify low notes and varying velocities, and begin weaving salsa elements into timbales patterns for a richer groove.
Explore rhythm 13 in the full timbales course, locate the low notes and e patterns, and see why these rhythms feel cooler.
Practice a rhythm pattern with low notes and repeated notes, and explore how different velocities influence the rhythm.
Explore the timbales rhythm, identify where the low hits occur, and practice the pattern with different velocities.
Master rhythm 16 on timbales by exploring the following rhythm, identifying ee strokes, and playing with different velocities to develop timing and dynamic control.
Explore rhythm 17 in the full timbales course, identifying the low stroke and the sequence of strokes labeled ee and E with different velocities to master dynamic patterns.
Explore breaking down the gloves into parts, examine this rhythm, locate the low part, and experiment with different velocities.
Master this timbales rhythm by performing it at very slow speed and exploring variations with different velocities.
Explore the clave rhythm played with one hand on timbales, and hear how it sounds at different velocities. Develop understanding of rhythm, dynamics, and the clave pattern through hands-on listening.
Explore rhythm 21 by listening to how the rhythm sounds with different velocities. Observe how velocity alters the timbales rhythm sound.
Discover rhythm 22 on timbales, focusing on a very slow tempo and varying velocities to build dynamic beat patterns.
Explore the complete rhythm and observe how it changes with different velocities, guiding your understanding within the full timbales course.
Explore rhythm 24 by analyzing the rhythm pattern, locating the low notes, and applying the pattern at different velocities for hands-on timbales practice.
Practice the club with one hand, then try the other hand for balance. Explore low positions and play with different velocities.
Explore rhythm concepts in timbales and observe rhythm across different velocities to strengthen timing skills.
Explore rhythm 27 and identify how it sounds, noting the low elements in the pattern.
Explore rhythm 28 on timbales, focusing on the club patterns and the two clubs and three two, performed one-handed with varying velocities, then smoothly combine them without stopping.
Explore the samba club rhythm and compare it to the 332 club, then work through an example to understand how these timbales rhythms relate.
Explore rhythm 30, a samba-style pattern, by practicing the hand pattern and listening to how it sounds at very slow speeds and at different velocities.
Master rhythm 31 by playing samba club with one hand, then the other, varying tempo from slow to fast, and combining 3-2, 2-3, samba club, and clave in an exercise.
Explore rhythm 32 in Latin club patterns, clarifying its position between 3-2 and 2-3 grooves, and demonstrate how different velocities shape the feel of the rhythm.
Explore rhythm 33 on timbales by changing the pattern with this hand and experimenting with low notes at different velocities.
Learn rhythm 34 on timbales by playing with one hand, focusing on low notes and varying velocities.
Learn rhythm 35 on timbales by locating the low within cycles and applying varying velocities.
Explore rhythm 36 by practicing the beat at different velocities, from very slow to fast. Cycle through the rhythm to understand tempo changes and timing.
Master the cascara rhythm on timbales, focusing on one-hand patterns often paired with cowbell. Practice slowly, then loop the cascara in cycles at different velocities to build consistency.
Identify the rhythm presented and determine where this law applies. Explore how this rhythm sits within a timbales pattern.
Examine Rhythm 39, observe a rhythm with a single low note, slow tempo, and cycles with different velocities.
Explore the first cascara within the tumbao rhythm, adding flavor with varied velocities and the boom boom boom pattern.
Explore the given rhythm at a very slow tempo and play it through a single cycle. Experiment with different velocities and cycles to hear how the rhythm evolves.
Practice the cascara by starting with the first rhythm, slow and varied cycles, exploring different velocities to master this complex timbales pattern.
Practice the second cascara with this hand at very slow tempo, varying velocities to refine rhythm 43 on timbales.
Explore Rhythm 44 by practicing a rhythm that shifts from slow to fast, observing how velocities reshape the beat.
Explore how the rhythm sounds at different velocities on timbales as part of the full timbales course.
Explore rhythm 46 in the full timbales course, hearing how the rhythm varies when played at different velocities.
Explore a rhythm that sounds with different velocities to illustrate how varying velocities shape the rhythm.
Explore a swing pattern on timbales, focusing on the cymbal sounds and a simple pattern, and practice it from slow to fast.
Explore rhythm 49 in the timbales course, featuring a very slow tempo and varied velocities to express dynamic timing.
Explore rhythm 50 by practicing a rhythm that sounds true across notes with different velocities, enabling you to express dynamics in timbales.
Explore how Rhythm 51 from the full timbales course sounds with different velocities, illustrating how velocity variations change its feel.
Learn rhythm 52, moving from slow to fast, as Mitzi demonstrates the timbales rhythm progression.
Explore rhythm 53 from slow to fast, observing how the rhythm changes in a timbales context.
Explore the rhythm that sounds like this and track its progression from slow to fast.
Master rhythm 55 on timbales by hearing it at slow to fast velocities, first as a single hit and then in cycles with varying velocities.
Explore the afro cascara rhythm played with one hand, an extended cascara used in afro music and afro jazz, demonstrated from slow to fast velocities.
Explore rhythm 57 on timbales, comparing how it sounds at different velocities from slow to fast, within the full timbales course.
Explore rhythm 58 in the full timbales course and learn how varying velocities affect how the rhythm sounds.
Explore how rhythm changes with different velocities in timbales, as part of the full timbales course, learning various beats and rhythms.
Explore a timbales rhythm and how it sounds across different velocities. Observe the tonal shifts and pace as velocity changes.
Explore how a rhythm changes with different velocities in timbales percussion, highlighting rhythm concepts and the first 100 beats and rhythms from the full timbales course.
Explore rhythm 62 by comparing how the beat sounds at different velocities to understand dynamics and timing in timbales.
Explore rhythm 63 on timbales by comparing how the beat sounds at different velocities, sharpening your sense of timing and dynamics across rhythms.
Explore rhythm 64 in the full timbales course and learn how this rhythm sounds at different velocities.
Explore rhythm 65 by listening to how it sounds and test different velocities to understand its dynamics and timing in the full timbales course.
Explore rhythm 66 from the full timbales course, and observe how different velocities influence the rhythm's sound.
Compare how the following rhythm sounds at different velocities for timbales in the full timbales course.
Explore rhythm 68 by hearing how it sounds at varying velocities from slow to fast, and master timing and dynamics for timbales.
Explore how rhythm 69 sounds at different velocities to hear how velocities affect the rhythm.
Explore how rhythm 70 changes with different velocities on timbales, building a clearer sense of timing and groove.
Explore rhythm 71 from the full timbales course and experiment with how this rhythm sounds at different velocities.
Explore rhythm 72 and discover how the same rhythm sounds when played at different velocities.
Explore rhythm 73 in the full timbales course by adjusting velocities to hear how the rhythm changes, using sounds like ooh and oo to shape the groove.
Explore rhythm 74 by observing how it sounds with different velocities and how those velocities change its sound.
Practice rhythm 75 within the full timbales course, using a rhythm with different velocities and a sequence of one.
Explore how a single rhythm changes with different velocities in this timbales lesson, sharpening timing and dynamic control.
Explore rhythm 78 on timbales and hear how the rhythm changes when played at different velocities.
Explore how a rhythm changes when played at different velocities. Observe how different velocities alter the rhythm's feel.
Follow the rhythm on timbales and experiment with different velocities to hear how it changes.
Explore how the following rhythms can be played with different velocities, illustrating velocity-based variations in performance.
Explore rhythm 82 by examining how it sounds at different velocities as part of the full timbales course.
Explore rhythm 83 on timbales by listening to a pattern and experimenting with different velocities to hear how dynamics affect the sound.
Explore how different velocities alter the rhythm in rhythm 84 for timbales, helping you develop precise timing and dynamic feel.
Learn rhythm 85 on timbales and hear how the rhythm changes with different velocities through practical examples.
Practice following rhythm patterns and songs, adapting to different velocities to strengthen timing and groove.
Learn to hear how a timbales rhythm sounds at different velocities, and observe how the pattern changes as you count one, one, one, one, one.
Analyze rhythm 88 with varying velocities, illustrated by 111111, to understand how dynamics shape timbales patterns.
Explore rhythm 89 on timbales by observing how the rhythm sounds and testing different velocities to compare outcomes.
Explore rhythm 90 in the full timbales course by analyzing how different velocities affect the rhythm, using vocal syllables like ee to illustrate patterns.
Explore how rhythm 91 changes with different velocities, using repeated ee syllables to illustrate timbales timing and pattern development.
Practice rhythm patterns and explore different velocities to build timing, groove, and familiarity with timbales.
Explore how the rhythm sounds, and observe how it changes when played at different velocities.
Explore rhythm 94 and how different velocities alter its sound. See how velocities influence the rhythm.
Explore rhythm 95 and how it changes with different velocities, using cues like e e and o r to illustrate timbales rhythm.
Explore a timbales rhythm and observe how it sounds at different velocities. See how the same rhythm changes across velocity settings, as part of the full timbales course.
Explore rhythm 97 and observe how it sounds. Experiment with different velocities to hear how the rhythm changes.
Explore rhythm concepts, noting similarities to reggaeton and practicing metal rhythms with different velocities to enhance timbales technique.
Explore rhythm 99 by listening to how the pattern changes with different velocities on timbales, highlighting dynamics and timing across beats.
Explore Rhythm 100 in the full timbales course by examining a rhythm at different velocities to understand how velocities affect the feel.
THE COURSE
In this course we will learn to play our first 100 rhythms on the Timbales. We will start by learning the basic sounds of the Timbales and then quickly start with the rhythms. To my way of understanding percussion, the rhythms are the fundamental element. They are like the vocabulary of a language or the bricks of a house. In this way, if we have a wide vocabulary of rhythms, little by little we will begin to identify and detect rhythms and patterns when we listen to music and as a result, know how to use them. Without a good vocabulary, we will not be able to communicate anything. The same thing happens in music. Therefore, in this course we will focus on obtaining a solid enough rhythmic foundation. In a easy and intuitive way.
MUSIC & PERCUSSION
Percussion is an extraordinary tool to connect with oneself and others.
We all know the beneficial power of music, both physically and mentally.
There are numerous studies that link playing an instrument with good brain activity.
In addition, the music goes directly to our emotions and each song transports us to a state of mind as if by magic.
Besides, the relational power of music has also been demonstrated when it comes to generating bonds with others.
All the positive qualities of music are amplified when you generate the music yourself.
Percussion is an ideal way to get into the music or to solidify your tempo and rhythm if you already play an instrument.
Percussion gives us that essence of origins that allows us to forget for a moment our problems and connect with our depths