Ramon has more grace in one hand that I have my entire body!! And Alex Cohen has developed his polyrhythmic coordination further than I thought possible! Hugely proud of both these guys :)
Los hermanos brasileros son los reyes de las percusiones! Nadie, absolutamente nadie los supera. Siempre admiré a sus músicos. Saludos desde Argentina 🫂
I’m incredibly proud to see these two on stage together. It was a pleasure working with Alex on notating and editing his new book with Ramon. Both of these two are ahead of their time with their concepts and techniques. Ramon’s grace and control in one hand destroy what I can do in my entire body, and Alex’s multi-limb independence and slide doubles on the feet are beyond exceptional. Great work, you guys!
I was lucky enough to watch Ramon playing Jazz on a small pub nearby my city... we have amazing drummers in Brazil once we have a lot of different rhythms in a single place....
I'm glad to see I wasn't the only one making a face like you at 13:00 -- watching these guys makes me feel like I only understood 10% of how drums are supposed to be played.
Two of my biggest inspirations in technique. Alex has some of the most insane coordination of any human being I've ever seen. I'm really hoping Ramon's popularization of push-pull revolutionizes the drumming community as a whole. Imagine if push-pull was taught in the formative years of the greats we know today!!!
Cara, eu acompanho o Ramon a muitos anos, tenho um cajon signature dele, conheço as técnicas do pushpull a muitos anos, e é um orgulho enorme ver o destaque que ele ganhou, e ainda mostrando a riqueza do samba, bossa nova para outros estilos brasileiros... Parabéns Ramon...
This Ramon Montagner, ist just amazing. For me he is topping all the drummers known from the past. Probably now one of the best and most creative drummer in world.
Que show o Ramon na Drumeo! Parabéns e sucesso em sua vida! Abriram a porteira dos bateristas brasileiros. Há muitos bateristas fantásticos no Brasil assim como o Montagner: Kiko Freitas, Lilian Carmona, Edu Ribeiro, Celso Almeida, Cuca Teixeira, Alex Buck, Erivelton Silva, Márcio Bahia, Nenê, Rafael Barata, Mauricio Zottarelli, Tutty Moreno, Rogério Pitomba... São só alguns nomes aqui no Brasil. Parabéns Drumeo!
Ramon Montagner é uma referência pra mim e um orgulho para nós músicos Brasileiro. Obrigado por levar e representar a nossa classe no maior canal de bateria do mundo!
Alex is one of the most underated modern drummers around, disgusting good technique, skill, speed and creativity. Truely someone who deserves to be at the front teaching 👏
Go Alex! Between the limb independence and polyrhythm concepts, plus Ramon's techniques .. I think it's back to the practice room for me for a good few decades 😅
Hey Admin! Drumeo! Please consider bringing Kiko Freitas to this chanel. He is one the best drummers in Brazil, very important to us and the drumming community. He had classes with Dave Weckl and Dave himself recently talked about him. Absolute monster in polyrithm
Man, a high speed camera would be a nice tool to add to the studio if you could pull the video off it fast enough for the live shows. This is a fantastic collection of ideas and I'd love to see the high speed on some of this to understand it better
Alex cohen. His freestyling is amazing in this video. I haven't seen him on any other videos and I don't really know either of these 2 gentelmen but they are blowing me away.
Stunned. I'm not even a drummer and the universe of textures and sounds by mr Montagner has me reeling. Extremely inspiring and I haven't even gotten to mr Cohen yet!
Been waiting for this appearance. Drumeo and Ramon really make this push and pull approach accessible. Immagine knowing that this is possible as a beginner, and being able to practice this from the start! I think it will change drumming alot.
Ramone’s (incredible) technique reminds me a lot of pick slanting on guitar when slight relaxed thumb and wrist movement and rotation combined will help you get through strings in full alternate picking, increasing your speed significantly
Was lucky enough to watch Alex Cohen perform with Malignancy this year and talk to him afterwards. He absolutely blew me away with the controlled chaos that is his drumming and was such a nice person to talk to. He actually invited me to come backstage with him and grab a beer. Such an awesome drummer and a super friendly guy as well!
Ramon's explanation of the push/pull and side to side actually helps me understand how Estepario Siberano's technique, because he uses both of these styles.
I love the look on Brandon's face around 11m20s in. I think I shared the very same sense of awwwww in :D Thank you again for all the great content, Drumeo! Nothing else comes even close.
Tá na hora de o pessoal da Drumeo fazer uma turnê pelas escolas de samba no RJ e em SP, de preferência trazendo mestres de banda de fanfarra pra fazer uma comparação entre esses estilos.
Well . . . the old debate: technique for the sake of music on the one hand, and technique for its own sake on the other. I do admire the limb independence Cohen has achieved but a lot of his playing sounds like calisthenics. Ramon plays music while expanding the technical possibilities of the instrument. A master.
TBF most of the stuff doesn't *directly* translate, but the indirect translation is what's important. Playing crazy stuff like patterns in 11 on the left side and 13 on the right or something isn't something you'll hear on the radio, but the contribution to limb independence something THAT mentally taxing provides is insane. He plays some killer metal drums in actual musical context.
@@aylexmusic I do not disagree, and think Cohen’s presentation would’ve benefited from a more musically contextualizad performance (a metal/progressive track as you mention). However, we could also be questioning Montagner’s push-pull technique applicability if he had not developed it to the point he has. Maturity is a big factor here and I’m not sure if it’s only bc Montagner has worked longer on his ideas or because he more consciously and explicitly links them to a rhythmic tradition. That aside, I see now a bunch of talented drummers working on the direction set by people like Harrison, Minnemann, and Hessler. Cohen is among them, so I do not see a contribution as substantial from him as the one I see from Montagner whose technical contribution is acknowledged even by the most accomplished Brazilian drummers. I can see his pull-push technique becoming a “requirement” for the next generation of drummers, regardless of genre.
Oh my god the awesome creative ideas u could come up with if all ur limbs could do fast 16ths n buzz rolls individually. I wanna learn this so bad, but my god the technique practice is painful when ur not even close 😂. Baby steps i guess😅. So inspiring!
I don't understand this tendency in the drumming community to constantly slag other drummers off in the comments, especially when they are women (not applicable in this particular case). It's really pathetic and immature. We should all be supporting each other. 🥁 🪘 🛢 🥁
Yep. I agree. Maybe some of the folks - trools?! - on comment section don't understand or just don't care about community. They're living in their own world of fantasy or something like that. What a shame though!
Exactly the same in the guitar community too. I maintain that if you need ‘Gentlemen’s bits’ to play your instrument well, then you’re doing it wrong, horribly wrong.
Finally ramon should appeared in drumeo like 10 years ago, he is on a whole another level, literally, and deserves to be among the very best.
Ramon has more grace in one hand that I have my entire body!! And Alex Cohen has developed his polyrhythmic coordination further than I thought possible! Hugely proud of both these guys :)
LESSONS.
Just joking! good to see you here!
@@JigsHidalgoMusic hahahah nice try!! 🤣
There we go
thank you Dimitri! 🥁🥢😘🙏
@@RamonMontagnerIncrível, Ramon. Sua técnica e musicalidade são "top notch" como os norte-americanos dizem. Uma inspiração!
Los hermanos brasileros son los reyes de las percusiones! Nadie, absolutamente nadie los supera. Siempre admiré a sus músicos. Saludos desde Argentina 🫂
These guys need their own episode each, absolutely incredible and both very different styles
I’m incredibly proud to see these two on stage together. It was a pleasure working with Alex on notating and editing his new book with Ramon. Both of these two are ahead of their time with their concepts and techniques. Ramon’s grace and control in one hand destroy what I can do in my entire body, and Alex’s multi-limb independence and slide doubles on the feet are beyond exceptional. Great work, you guys!
👊🤘🙌🙏
I was lucky enough to watch Ramon playing Jazz on a small pub nearby my city... we have amazing drummers in Brazil once we have a lot of different rhythms in a single place....
Ramon's technique is crazy!
No wonder Eloy Casagrande is a partner on his school, these dudes are drum monsters!
thanks bto! Eloy is a monster! 🥁🥢😘🙏
Alot of Thomas lang influenced as well as mangini
You guys are crazy! Thanks for the great lesson, Alex and Ramon!
thanks Brsndon! An honor to be there!
You’re the best Brandon!
I'm glad to see I wasn't the only one making a face like you at 13:00 -- watching these guys makes me feel like I only understood 10% of how drums are supposed to be played.
Wait, _another_ Brazilian highly skilled drummer!
Yes, we have a ton of monsters :D
@@PeX218 Nem fala! Aquiles Priester, Bruno Valverde, Henrique Pucci... Isso só no metal! No piseiro tem uns caras brabos também como o Paraíba...
Two of my biggest inspirations in technique. Alex has some of the most insane coordination of any human being I've ever seen. I'm really hoping Ramon's popularization of push-pull revolutionizes the drumming community as a whole. Imagine if push-pull was taught in the formative years of the greats we know today!!!
Alex and Ramon put together an incredibly creative book that is sure to keep drummer busy in the practice year to come .
Cara, eu acompanho o Ramon a muitos anos, tenho um cajon signature dele, conheço as técnicas do pushpull a muitos anos, e é um orgulho enorme ver o destaque que ele ganhou, e ainda mostrando a riqueza do samba, bossa nova para outros estilos brasileiros... Parabéns Ramon...
Absolutely amazing, astonishing, creative techniques to see, hear and practice.
This is mind blowing! Both of these guys are insanely talented.
This Ramon Montagner, ist just amazing. For me he is topping all the drummers known from the past. Probably now one of the best and most creative drummer in world.
Que show o Ramon na Drumeo! Parabéns e sucesso em sua vida! Abriram a porteira dos bateristas brasileiros. Há muitos bateristas fantásticos no Brasil assim como o Montagner: Kiko Freitas, Lilian Carmona, Edu Ribeiro, Celso Almeida, Cuca Teixeira, Alex Buck, Erivelton Silva, Márcio Bahia, Nenê, Rafael Barata, Mauricio Zottarelli, Tutty Moreno, Rogério Pitomba... São só alguns nomes aqui no Brasil. Parabéns Drumeo!
Aquiles y Eloy ... Máquinas
Tem que chamar o João Barone. Certeza que seria uma aula e tanto...
Gostaria de ver o Bruno Valverde e o Betto Cardoso!
@@NegoClauJoão Barone, com todo o respeito, está um patamar abaixo dos citados
@@PeX218 Eu podia concordar com vc, mas nós dois estaríamos errados...
Ramon Montagner é uma referência pra mim e um orgulho para nós músicos Brasileiro. Obrigado por levar e representar a nossa classe no maior canal de bateria do mundo!
Alex is one of the most underated modern drummers around, disgusting good technique, skill, speed and creativity. Truely someone who deserves to be at the front teaching 👏
Ramon Montagner, finally! Thank you Drumeo!
Ramon montagner is amazing I could never do what he does with one hand.
Nós bateristas Brasileiros estamos bem representados , parabéns Ramon, levando o ritmo do Brasil para o mundo.
❤
Realmente é um grande orgulho! Que trabalho fantástico!
Go Alex! Between the limb independence and polyrhythm concepts, plus Ramon's techniques .. I think it's back to the practice room for me for a good few decades 😅
Amazing episode - I’ve been a major fan of Alex for many years and Ramon, just recently. Great work guys!!
Both Ramon and Alex are absolute animals on the kit
Hey Admin! Drumeo! Please consider bringing Kiko Freitas to this chanel. He is one the best drummers in Brazil, very important to us and the drumming community. He had classes with Dave Weckl and Dave himself recently talked about him. Absolute monster in polyrithm
Yay! Congrats to Alex and Ramon, this is awesome!
man ramons dynamics and sound is just 🤌🤌👌👌 beautiful is an understatement
Man, a high speed camera would be a nice tool to add to the studio if you could pull the video off it fast enough for the live shows. This is a fantastic collection of ideas and I'd love to see the high speed on some of this to understand it better
Alex cohen. His freestyling is amazing in this video. I haven't seen him on any other videos and I don't really know either of these 2 gentelmen but they are blowing me away.
This absoulety amazing, wow. Mind is blown. I love this type of sound and playing
Stunned. I'm not even a drummer and the universe of textures and sounds by mr Montagner has me reeling. Extremely inspiring and I haven't even gotten to mr Cohen yet!
Been waiting for this appearance. Drumeo and Ramon really make this push and pull approach accessible. Immagine knowing that this is possible as a beginner, and being able to practice this from the start! I think it will change drumming alot.
Ramone’s (incredible) technique reminds me a lot of pick slanting on guitar when slight relaxed thumb and wrist movement and rotation combined will help you get through strings in full alternate picking, increasing your speed significantly
Absolutely -- the techniques are *very* similar ! Ramon wasn't talking about forearm rotation, but he clearly does it.
Was lucky enough to watch Alex Cohen perform with Malignancy this year and talk to him afterwards. He absolutely blew me away with the controlled chaos that is his drumming and was such a nice person to talk to. He actually invited me to come backstage with him and grab a beer. Such an awesome drummer and a super friendly guy as well!
Incredible power and control from both. Loved this
As soon as he played than on hand samba on the hats with clave accented i was hooked! Got to master that technique 🤯🤩
Ramon is a living legend
Ramon é outro nível! Bizarro o que ele faz na bateria.
Always appreciative of any knowledge shared in the community thank you 🤝🏾🥁🙏🏾🤍
Já pensou, as mãos do Ramon e os pés do Alex em uma só pessoa? Dois bateras do momento!!!!
He is called Thomas Lang
This Drumeo episode is absolutely amazing!!!!
Wow! Outstanding, lovely as always Ramon, congrats my brother!
Alex, I'm so proud of you as a friend! Fly high, king!
❤
That was a sick solo by Alex, especially the hands over the flammed kicks section
I take it back, most of it was unreal and super fun to listen to despite how complex it must actually be on paper
@@SammyMakepeacethank you!
Beautiful to watch...
Some mindblowing hand technique right here!
Ramon's explanation of the push/pull and side to side actually helps me understand how Estepario Siberano's technique, because he uses both of these styles.
This is the sickest thing I've seen on drums ever.
My favorite Drumeo episode EVER!
Ramon is such a great master, always killing it! Also, would be great to watch Bruno Valverde here. ♥
Alex rules, great to see this finally out
I love this video! I used to play the cahone years ago
This was fantastic wow thankyou so much
13:17 i start shaking my body 😂😂😂
Can y’all do a “Genius of Carl Palmer” video? He never gets the recognition he deserves in great drummer conversations.
I love the look on Brandon's face around 11m20s in. I think I shared the very same sense of awwwww in :D
Thank you again for all the great content, Drumeo! Nothing else comes even close.
I love Ramon he's a Brazilian like me but I'm just learning though!
Ramon!!!! Ficou muito feliz ❤
Ramon Drum-God Montagner finally on Drumeo - yeeeeeeeah ❤
FINALLY!!!! @Estepario watch and ducking learn!
Nobody's play samba and bossa nova so fast than Ramon in the world.
Insane!!
Insane, amazing that intro. What am i doing on my set? Learn. Nice to see such great possibilities and challenges
Love Drumeo Lives!
I love this!!! Thanks very much!!
To think that Alex got even better, like a lot better after his battle with the worst illness in humanity is insane
Two genius beats 💙💙
Tá na hora de o pessoal da Drumeo fazer uma turnê pelas escolas de samba no RJ e em SP, de preferência trazendo mestres de banda de fanfarra pra fazer uma comparação entre esses estilos.
Questi Fenomeni 👏sono nati... GIÀ Drummer!!! 👋
Mind bending technique! Just amazing!
Parabéns Ramon!!!
Ramon 😮😮😮😮🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Никогда, ничего подобного не видел за всю свою барабанную жизнь!
This is next level.
Nicely done! Wow!
Incredible.
WTF! This is crazy good 👍🏻
Fuggin amazing 🤯
What a chancer ,he's making it up as he goes along 👏 😮😢😂❤
This is insane 🤯
Nuts!!! 🤯🤯🤯
Just WOW.
Well . . . the old debate: technique for the sake of music on the one hand, and technique for its own sake on the other. I do admire the limb independence Cohen has achieved but a lot of his playing sounds like calisthenics. Ramon plays music while expanding the technical possibilities of the instrument. A master.
TBF most of the stuff doesn't *directly* translate, but the indirect translation is what's important. Playing crazy stuff like patterns in 11 on the left side and 13 on the right or something isn't something you'll hear on the radio, but the contribution to limb independence something THAT mentally taxing provides is insane. He plays some killer metal drums in actual musical context.
@@aylexmusic I do not disagree, and think Cohen’s presentation would’ve benefited from a more musically contextualizad performance (a metal/progressive track as you mention). However, we could also be questioning Montagner’s push-pull technique applicability if he had not developed it to the point he has. Maturity is a big factor here and I’m not sure if it’s only bc Montagner has worked longer on his ideas or because he more consciously and explicitly links them to a rhythmic tradition. That aside, I see now a bunch of talented drummers working on the direction set by people like Harrison, Minnemann, and Hessler. Cohen is among them, so I do not see a contribution as substantial from him as the one I see from Montagner whose technical contribution is acknowledged even by the most accomplished Brazilian drummers. I can see his pull-push technique becoming a “requirement” for the next generation of drummers, regardless of genre.
So many grips!
Oh my god the awesome creative ideas u could come up with if all ur limbs could do fast 16ths n buzz rolls individually. I wanna learn this so bad, but my god the technique practice is painful when ur not even close 😂. Baby steps i guess😅. So inspiring!
Great stuff
My brain just exploded 🤯
Awesome
Soo ridiculous!!🤯🤯🤯
10:13 holy moly
I would imagine a drummer playing with two sticks in each hand. I didn't know if it could actually be done. 14:07
13:15 hosts face represents us mere mortals
I don't understand this tendency in the drumming community to constantly slag other drummers off in the comments, especially when they are women (not applicable in this particular case). It's really pathetic and immature. We should all be supporting each other. 🥁 🪘 🛢 🥁
Yep. I agree. Maybe some of the folks - trools?! - on comment section don't understand or just don't care about community. They're living in their own world of fantasy or something like that. What a shame though!
As a female drummer, thank for saying that!
Agreed. Great to see the sense of community here.
Exactly the same in the guitar community too. I maintain that if you need ‘Gentlemen’s bits’ to play your instrument well, then you’re doing it wrong, horribly wrong.
Make me a sandwich
All I gotta say ... holy fucking shit!
Monsters!
Excellent video with plenty of vital information.
Bello.💪💪💪💪💪💪
Holy shmokes! That was insane! How is that even possible. Back to 60 bpm for me.😂
This shit is revolutionary
Would really love to see Rory O’Connor from Tycho on this channel.