Really good lessons. I have been playing Tamborim in a samba group for 6 months. We have a good teacher but he rarely has time to explain in detail. Your videos are a great supplement. Accompasso😊

@LearnToPlaySamba

4 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for your positive feedback! I'm so honored. If there's anything else you would like explored on the channel, please let me know.

Best tutorial I have ever seen... thanks!

@LearnToPlaySamba

3 жыл бұрын

What an honor! Thanks so much, John! So glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks for sharing this....great job on explaining stuff...etc

@LearnToPlaySamba

6 ай бұрын

Thanks, David! So glad you liked it.

muita energia!

@LearnToPlaySamba

3 жыл бұрын

Great to hear from you, Gary! Muita Energia!

Very interesting. I’ enjoying your lessons.

@LearnToPlaySamba

9 ай бұрын

Thanks so much! So glad you're enjoying them.

niceeee

@LearnToPlaySamba

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Gabriel!

Wealth of tamborin info.Would you do one for repinique chamada? 😃

@LearnToPlaySamba

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much, Tony. I'll be glad to do a video on the repinique chamada. Stay tuned!

Do you also play the 2X2 virada technique ? That's the way i was taught back then by famous french samba percussionnist Jean-Christophe Jacquin back then when he came back from Brazil. This technique Was popular in 80's and 90's but it seems that since 2000's the 3X1 took the lead.

@LearnToPlaySamba

6 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for your comment and interesting observation. I have noticed that same tendency among Rio's tamborim players over the years. The 2x1 technique (or 2x2 as you call it) does seem to be much less common these days, while 3x1 is widespread. I love and can play both techniques. However, since my tamborim students seem to pick up the 3x1 more easily in general, I switched to teaching them that method a few years ago -- hence that's what I show in this video. But both approaches are great and, in my opinion, are examples of the rich diversity of the samba. Even within each technique, there is a lot of variation from teacher to teacher. Jean-Christophe Jacquin is great, and I love his DVD In the Heart of Rio's Baterias. We paraded together in Rio back in the day.

@jpb93360

5 ай бұрын

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Interesting that in the carreteio 2x1 is 1 down and 2 and 3 up (one in the ring and one in the skin)....and still can blend in the carreteio with the 1x1, provided there is another tamborims doing the ta-ca-ra-ca-ta. How sound a bateria if all the tamborims play 1x1 instead of carreteio 3x1 and 2x1? Also interesting that all professors teach de carreteio 3x1 but when you go to a samba school, in fact they do a 2x1 due to the speed of playing. Explain....compare the speed os 3x1 with 2x1 One difficulty i got in the beggining was that i was not able to get the ta-ca-ra-ca-ta with the 3x1 but somethig as ta-ta-ca-ra-ca-ta...everything clear when i learned the 2x1

@LearnToPlaySamba

28 күн бұрын

Hi Pablo, thanks for your comment. In my opinion, all the different techniques to play the carreteiro (3x1, 2x1, 1x1, etc.) are all beautiful, each offering its own unique sound and feel. So, although I have never seen it done before, if all the players in a tamborim section used 1x1, I imagine it would sound distinct from the other approaches. For many, 3x1 is easier to learn at a slower speed but much more challenging to play at higher speeds. By contrast, 2x1 can be tricky to learn, but once you get it, you can play faster with less effort. Although 2x1 is less commonly taught, there are some teachers who teach it. Any technique that works for you is great. Congrats, and let me know if I can help with anything else, either here or via private coaching.

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@zankfrappe5145

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for the video, i was using this to teach guitar

We play "ich spiel samba, was du spielst samba, ja ich spiel samba, was du spielst samba. A bit different.

@LearnToPlaySamba

4 ай бұрын

Cool! Do you have a video of this so I can hear how it sounds?