The Real Samba Rhythm - Edu Ribeiro | 2 Minute Jazz

Modern Brazilian jazz monster Edu Ribeiro demonstrates how to
take the samba school to the drum kit.


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Hi, I am Edu Ribeiro and welcome to Two Minute Jazz. Today, we
are going to talk about samba. Bringing the lines of the
percussion from the drum set, we have three special lines to put
together here.


The first one is the most important for the samba, and that's the
surdo that keeps the time for everybody. And the surdo can be
very simple, or it could be a little syncopated, but it's going
to be hard to imitate with the bass drum. So it could be played
less syncopated.


The other instrument is the tambourine, the small instrument that
people play in the school of samba. But we have a special clav
like that. I'm going to try to put together the tambourine and
the bass drum imitating the surdo.


And another one that I'm going to play is the pandeiro that
people play with two hands. I'm going to try to play all the
sixteenth notes with my right hand on my hi-hat. Then I'll try to
put it all together.


There is another instrument called the agogô. I'm going to try to
imitate two songs with my tom and my floor tom.


Okay, happy practicing and see you next time!


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