Honestly, I believe these bongo variation lessons-this one especially-are great for beginner and intermediate musicians for all instruments and styles of music.
Love the bongo variations video tutorial series. I've been practicing bongo variations lately and your videos have been very helpful. As always thank you Michael.
Thank You Michael for your prompt reply. It reminds me to an old saying we had in Puerto Rico " La madre de la invencion biene por nececidad" In other words you needed the rhythm ,didnt find it any where so you created it cuz you needed...:-) by necessity.. & lucky fot us ( your students) we have you helping us your brethrens, Thank you Michael and keep up the good work. Its Greatly appreciated.
Thanks for the great lesson. A way you could explain the "triplet" on the last exercise is to show its beat division: three over two poly rhythm - which is what it really is. I always explain to my students that a triplet is three beats per one beat - eighth note triplet, sixteenth note triplet and so on. What you are playing is actually three beats over two beats of a 4/4 measure.
Maestro, Excelentes sus videos. Cuénteme una cosa: de dónde es usted? Es que me parece increíble que los mejores videos de percusión latina, los más claros, los más fáciles de entender, estén publicados por alguien que habla en inglés y que dice vivir en Holanda. Y dónde están todos los caballos latinos? Pues simplemente, esa gente es bastante egoísta, no quieren compartir sus conocimientos. Y llega usted y les da una cachetada! Mil gracias por compartirnos sus conocimientos. Ya tiene un suscriptor más y un admirador.
Hola Michael, saludos desde Colombia, muchas gracias por tu generosidad y amabilidad al compartir tus conocimientos musicales, soy un enamorado de este hermosisimo instrumento llamado bongo, tus lecciones me han servido muchisimo. De nuevo muchas gracias...
He aprendido mucho de sus tutoriales señor Miranda, aqui en mi tierra practicamos mucho en el Bongo un ritmo currulao, atravesado, o parranda 6/8, que es, el que mas practico, pero tengo muchas dudas en la notacion de la percusion, tiempos, silencios,ò porque 2/4,4/4,6/8 etc. Enriquecedor sería un tutorial con esa instrucción. Gracias
Hi Michael, I'm from Argentina and I have learned to much with your videos !!! Could you tell me which software you use to make the tablatures ??? Thanks a lot !!!
Hello Michael. I was wondering if you could share where to download the music rhythms you have at the beginning and end of each segment. Thank You! Im seniors citizen and Im learning a lot with your instructional videos. Thank You hermano!
Hello John, I make the music myself, but I don't know if you can download it... I don't have it on my site, so the only possible way to download it is here on TH-cam, I think. Good luck and thank you!
Michael de Miranda Thanks for getting back to me so fast!!!! It really helps us when we get info about clave direction:) Look forward to more bongo licks!
Your hand movements would be easier to instinctively follow if the video image was reversed. As I sit and watch of course your left and right is currently the opposite of mine as I view it. Think of it as if the viewer was looking straight down at their own hands and drums.
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michael teacher.. i like very latin music.. bongo is very wonderful sound.. thank you very so much..😊
Ciao de Miranda sei proprio bravo sia nel suonare che nelle spiegazioni. Grazie dal cuore, Giampaolo Angerosa da Napoli.
Very nice Michael and I love the way you explained the timing really quite well despite not being able to!
Duidelijke video, bedankt! Vooral het terugkomen in het patroon zonder de één te spelen is een waardevolle tip om de groove lekker te maken.
Dankjewel1 Heel veel plezier ermee!!
Thank you, Michael. I really appreciate these videos, especially during this quarantine. God bless all your efforts brother.
You're welcome, Boris! This is the time to practice and to enjoy the music. I wish you good luck!
Michael bedankt ,voor de duidelijke uitleg en leerzame lesstof! mijn complimenten!
Make a part 3!! I've learned so much from these.
Michael, your rhythms are great, your explanations are great, please keep up the good work, you have a lot of fans out there.
thank you very much Michael, i started learning bongo few days ago and your videos very useful for me. You are indeed my teacher!!!
from Vietnam.
Honestly, I believe these bongo variation lessons-this one especially-are great for beginner and intermediate musicians for all instruments and styles of music.
+dreamtimej Thank you! I'm glad you like the lesson!
Love the bongo variations video tutorial series. I've been practicing bongo variations lately and your videos have been very helpful. As always thank you Michael.
Hi David, I'm glad I can help a little bit! Thank you!!
Very good educational video. Thank you very much!
You're welcome!
Very nice tips!! Hugs from Brazil!!
Thank You Michael for your prompt reply. It reminds me to an old saying we had in Puerto Rico " La madre de la invencion biene por nececidad" In other words you needed the rhythm ,didnt find it any where so you created it cuz you needed...:-) by necessity.. & lucky fot us ( your students) we have you helping us your brethrens, Thank you Michael and keep up the good work. Its Greatly appreciated.
Your welcome John and thank you for your kind words! I really appreciate it too!!
desde cali la sucursal de la salsa gracias por compartir tu conocimientos :-)
Awesome, check out his Patreon channel, i highly recommend
Thanks for the great lesson. A way you could explain the "triplet" on the last exercise is to show its beat division: three over two poly rhythm - which is what it really is. I always explain to my students that a triplet is three beats per one beat - eighth note triplet, sixteenth note triplet and so on. What you are playing is actually three beats over two beats of a 4/4 measure.
Hi there Michael, this variations are really nice, very good explained....sure, that i'll follow you!!!! Thanx a lot!! :-)
Very nice variations,Michaël...Thanks!
Thank you and have fun with it!!
very helpful your video, just got a bongo stand and will be practicing.
thanks Michael
+Lin Reyes Good luck with your bongo!!
Exactly what I was needing! Thank you!
Your welcome and enjoy it!!
Maestro, Excelentes sus videos. Cuénteme una cosa: de dónde es usted? Es que me parece increíble que los mejores videos de percusión latina, los más claros, los más fáciles de entender, estén publicados por alguien que habla en inglés y que dice vivir en Holanda. Y dónde están todos los caballos latinos? Pues simplemente, esa gente es bastante egoísta, no quieren compartir sus conocimientos. Y llega usted y les da una cachetada! Mil gracias por compartirnos sus conocimientos. Ya tiene un suscriptor más y un admirador.
+Wbeimar Mejia Muchas gracias! Vivo en Rotterdam. Mi español no es muy bueno.... Saludos desde Holanda!
Hola Michael, saludos desde Colombia, muchas gracias por tu generosidad y amabilidad al compartir tus conocimientos musicales, soy un enamorado de este hermosisimo instrumento llamado bongo, tus lecciones me han servido muchisimo.
De nuevo muchas gracias...
Maestro, thanks once again, you're GREAT!
Your welcome!!
Super!!! Like all your videos.
Grande temazo y awesome playing. One of my fav!
Thank you!!
Excelentes tus videos podrias subir mas?
Thanks!!! 👍👍👍
Thank you michael for this video this is going to help me alot . sigue pa lante y cuidate.
He aprendido mucho de sus tutoriales señor Miranda, aqui en mi tierra practicamos mucho en el Bongo un ritmo currulao, atravesado, o parranda 6/8, que es, el que mas practico, pero tengo muchas dudas en la notacion de la percusion, tiempos, silencios,ò porque 2/4,4/4,6/8 etc. Enriquecedor sería un tutorial con esa instrucción. Gracias
Grande compadre muchas gracias !!
Muchas gracias, Guillermo!!
More more!!!!!
merci merci, bien expliqué!
on y arrive avec de l'entrainement
une autre?
Gracias desde argentina estoy aprendiendo bongo con tus videos!!! podrias subir mas tutoriales???
Muchas gracias! Voy a hacer más tutoriales!
gracias :) :)
karlamariposita De nada!
mil gracias excelente vídeo!
De nada, Christhian!
Where can I get this track and what style of music is it?
Great. What are the letters on top of the notation?Thanks
excelente maestrooooooo
Muchas gracias!!
Hi Michael, I'm from Argentina and I have learned to much with your videos !!! Could you tell me which software you use to make the tablatures ??? Thanks a lot !!!
Hello Michael. I was wondering if you could share where to download the music rhythms you have at the beginning and end of each segment. Thank You! Im seniors citizen and Im learning a lot with your instructional videos. Thank You hermano!
Hello John, I make the music myself, but I don't know if you can download it... I don't have it on my site, so the only possible way to download it is here on TH-cam, I think. Good luck and thank you!
hola podrian poner subtitulos en castellano? muy buenos los videos gracias
Hi Michael. Love your teaching! Are these licks in 3/2 clave?
Thank you! These variations are in 2/3 clave. Good luck!!
Michael de Miranda Thanks for getting back to me so fast!!!! It really helps us when we get info about clave direction:) Look forward to more bongo licks!
by the way, can you write down the link of your music (background)? Or some other samples?
Nice :)
Thanks!!
Your hand movements would be easier to instinctively follow if the video image was reversed. As I sit and watch of course your left and right is currently the opposite of mine as I view it. Think of it as if the viewer was looking straight down at their own hands and drums.
In spanish please