This lesson was so demonstrative - doing the comparisons individually and then playing them together. Everyone who wants to play percussion should watch your videos. Thank you. And youre a great teacher - No unnecessary blather. Just what we need to learn to do.
The more i watch the way you play those instruments by making it so essy to play them and am trying to encourage myself as well by searching for a teaching lesson around my area. Thank you and God bless.
This is just what I have been looking for. Awesome. I wish I saw how you make use of other percussions, like those used in Indian music. Thanks again for this insight.
Good thing this video came up. I was really looking forward to playing percussion in our worship songs this March. I am particularly interested with the bongo part. I have played a beatbox a few times with them and a drum kit one time in the chapel but never a bongo which I only just started playing a few weeks ago. What we're doing is not a rock setup at this point but a basic acoustic setup with an acoustic guitar and singing. I need some practice before I actually start playing with them. The shaker part is interesting. I couldn't find my own shaker so maybe I'd just fill a bamboo or an empty coconut shell with small pebbles or BB gun pellets just to test how that works LOL.
Great ideas. Balance is a problem with sound, however. The shaker and tamb. could not be heard over the background music which was the point of getting a handle on how to compose with a group. The toms were excellent. Great work. Thanks.
The problem is a shaker can easily overpower the sound of a hi hat which tends to be a better sounding instrument in most songs. People should be discouraged from cancelling out the sounds of other percussion just because they happen to have a shaker in their hand and also be aware that shakers should not be used in any song just because it happens to have a rhythm to it. Shakers tend to make songs sound too much the same when they are used constantly regardless of the style of the music.
Sure - I can do that. I've played with lots of Jazz and Swing music. Same basic principles apply. Just need to keep it simple and play in the POCKET. With Jazz bands, it's also important to know the tune so you can accentuate the melody and hits.
I'm not sure what you're referring to. Are you talking about making the transition? I sometimes set up the new feel with a lead-in by playing the new feel just before the section starts.
WORLD DRUM CLUB Yes exactly that i mean transition... Do you have any video about this? Big thanks for your answer... Maybe basic question but i m beginner ;-)
👏 👍 Hey Kalani! Is there a reason why you haven't added the "musical spoons" to your percussion repertoire? It's amazing how two ordinary simple, inexpensive kitchen utensils can to transformed into a veritable percussion instrument that replicates the sound of tap dancing shoes. In fact, musical spoons could have been used in lieu of the bongo drums in this gospel arrangement. 😖 🎶
2:52 shaker 4:30 tambourine 5:55 bongos 8:40 all
This lesson was so demonstrative - doing the comparisons individually and then playing them together. Everyone who wants to play percussion should watch your videos. Thank you. And youre a great teacher - No unnecessary blather. Just what we need to learn to do.
Thank you!
Thanks!
Love the bongos going into double time. Very simple yet so effective
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Great! So in the choruses, the tambourine is used similar to the shaker but its louder.
The more i watch the way you play those instruments by making it so essy to play them and am trying to encourage myself as well by searching for a teaching lesson around my area.
Thank you and God bless.
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You always give new ideas..... In India a revered teacher is called a GURU.... You are a Guru. PRANAAM
I want to learn more about tambourine 🥰🥰
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Excellent brother. I am indian pastor. We are using Congo drum and tomburiane only. God bless you. Amen and Amen.👍🤝🙏👏👏❤️😊
Tjank you so much! I plan to try all three of these techniques
God bless you!
Thank you for your participation
Good stuff. I own all three and love playing along with some of my favorite songs.
congratulations for your work! I love percussion, I play vibraphone in an orchestra in Brazil

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Wow. Amazing. I love your explanation. Thanks you. God bless you.
TOP! Thanks!
Excellent job!
Don't know much about notes or anything but it did caught my attention, very entertaining.
2:50 shaker - 4:36 tambourine - 5:54 bongos
This is just what I have been looking for. Awesome. I wish I saw how you make use of other percussions, like those used in Indian music. Thanks again for this insight.
wonderful lesson
Good thing this video came up. I was really looking forward to playing percussion in our worship songs this March. I am particularly interested with the bongo part. I have played a beatbox a few times with them and a drum kit one time in the chapel but never a bongo which I only just started playing a few weeks ago. What we're doing is not a rock setup at this point but a basic acoustic setup with an acoustic guitar and singing. I need some practice before I actually start playing with them. The shaker part is interesting. I couldn't find my own shaker so maybe I'd just fill a bamboo or an empty coconut shell with small pebbles or BB gun pellets just to test how that works LOL.
Sounds good. Keep rock'n.
Thanks very much mr kalani. I'm following you and you sure inspire me so much
Loved the bongo arrangement!
Wow! This is extremely informative! Thank you Mr. Kalani!
You’re welcome
This is wonderful. The blend is so smooth
Quite soothing, as well!
Thanks very much mr kalani siempre aprendí algo nuevo con sus vídeos podría decirme que melodía es la que están tocando bendiciones.
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Your sharing percussion
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I like that! Sounds great!
Tq for the you r telling soo nice
Thanks 😊
Thx u this is exactly i want to learn tambourine to play with gospel music. Thx u so much❤
Super video excellent beautiful
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I enjoy the typs
SOUNDS GREAT! Thanks for sharing your great talents
Great stuff Kalani!
Love this channel!
This is helpful . Blessings and thank you
Very helpful quick tutorial
I learned soooo much from this video. Thanks again
Thank you for showing me how to play now
Beautiful I love it. Good combination.
Band in a Box? I love that! I will post this on the forum!
So good, very clear instructions. I’m just a beginner learner, but I learn a lot. Also I enjoyed your other lesson
Thank you!
World Drum Club not soooooooo much into rock can you do some deep house lounge music on bongos & congas?
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Very helpful. Thanks K
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Great ideas. Balance is a problem with sound, however. The shaker and tamb. could not be heard over the background music which was the point of getting a handle on how to compose with a group. The toms were excellent. Great work. Thanks.
I like you man and your lessons kalani thanks
It would be nice if you showed the notation for the bongo part with the count. Thank you.
Thanks for the ideas 👌😍
Thank you so much for this! Really helped!!!
Me encanta!!! I learning a lot!
thanks for addressing a Worship situation!
Helpful!
This is Great!!!
Great Videos!!
Would love to see these with some other styles of music!
I really appreciate your content :)
Thanx
Wow!
This is so informative Mr.Kalani! Great clip!
Thank you!
Cool !!!
The problem is a shaker can easily overpower the sound of a hi hat which tends to be a better sounding instrument in most songs. People should be discouraged from cancelling out the sounds of other percussion just because they happen to have a shaker in their hand and also be aware that shakers should not be used in any song just because it happens to have a rhythm to it. Shakers tend to make songs sound too much the same when they are used constantly regardless of the style of the music.
Tamborine through the entire song. EVERY SONG. EVERY TIME!! 🤘
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What about a similar video for jazz band music, specifically big band?
Sure - I can do that. I've played with lots of Jazz and Swing music. Same basic principles apply. Just need to keep it simple and play in the POCKET. With Jazz bands, it's also important to know the tune so you can accentuate the melody and hits.
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Big thanks for this video :-)
What are you doing just before going dubble time speed?
I'm not sure what you're referring to. Are you talking about making the transition? I sometimes set up the new feel with a lead-in by playing the new feel just before the section starts.
WORLD DRUM CLUB
Yes exactly that i mean transition... Do you have any video about this?
Big thanks for your answer... Maybe basic question but i m beginner ;-)
@@olivialivia2221 This was my question, too! I loved the transitions
Im going to buy cajon please pick wich one better to buy
1.normal chair cajon
2.cajon tab/portable cajon
If you're only getting one, I would buy a full-size cajon, made in the traditional way.
WORLD DRUM CLUB yes i just buy the normal size cajon its here and its cool
The man-orchester. :)
Bravo!
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👏 👍 Hey Kalani! Is there a reason why you haven't added the "musical spoons" to your percussion repertoire? It's amazing how two ordinary simple, inexpensive kitchen utensils can to transformed into a veritable percussion instrument that replicates the sound of tap dancing shoes. In fact, musical spoons could have been used in lieu of the bongo drums in this gospel arrangement. 😖 🎶
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Cool, but what if you want to replace the drummer and use percussion to emulate a drum kit?
You would add more low-end drums, such as a cajon.
Get the LP cajon snare and a cajon pedal, a hi hat, and sticks.
Apologies for beeing a bit brief :) what I meant was that it would be really nice to see a video on that in the future. But this is also good stuff!
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I think I have that same tambourine.
This was really useful! But it made me realize that none of my shakers can make these traditional sounds, since they're not cylindrical.
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I thought the song was "Here Comes the Rain Again" for a moment
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