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Mon Feb 28, 2005 7:56 pmby tamboricua
Hi Congaplace,
Hope all is well! I'm wondering if anyone else has noticed a small discrepancy on the "Tres golpes" part notated for Guaguancó Matanzas style recently posted on this site?
The basic ride part I know for Guaguancó Matancero is pattern #1 in the attached GIF.
Saludos,
Jorge Ginorio
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http://mycongaplace.com/forum/eng/uploa ... Golpes.gif
Posted:
Mon Feb 28, 2005 11:50 pmby Laurent Lamy
tamboricua wrote:Hi Congaplace,
Hope all is well! I'm wondering if anyone else has noticed a small discrepancy on the "Tres golpes" part notated for Guaguancó Matanzas style recently posted on this site?
The basic ride part I know for Guaguancó Matancero is pattern #1 in the attached GIF.
Saludos,
Jorge Ginorio
Hi Tamboricua,
I also noticed the same thing as you. Here is the version I know of the matancera rumba :
(Sorry for the french language)
ZunZun
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http://mycongaplace.com/forum/eng/uploa ... TANZAS.JPG
Posted:
Tue Mar 01, 2005 12:53 pmby windhorse
Jorge,, have you done A and C from the chart yet??
Not something you'd want to do very often during a song..
But, they're pretty flashy variations..
I'm working to get them consistant whenever I try them. (not there yet :p )
The baby steps I'm taking are to do the double on the 2, and come around to the next measure and try to get the 3 again since that's your "home" on the Tres Gulpes.
Then, do the double on the 2, then the 3..
Then, get the 2, 3, 4, and 1,, then skip back to the 3.
Gotta have a steady Tumba though.
Dave
Posted:
Tue Mar 01, 2005 2:33 pmby Ecuarumba
What's the "Madruga" at the bottom of that chart? How does that function?
Posted:
Tue Mar 01, 2005 3:01 pmby Laurent Lamy
Ecuarumba wrote:What's the "Madruga" at the bottom of that chart? How does that function?
Madruga or Maruga is a metal shaker .
ZunZun
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Posted:
Tue Mar 01, 2005 4:30 pmby tamboricua
Hi Laurent and Windhorse,
Glad to know you guys noticed too. Maybe we can get Congaman to correct it?
Laurent, keep me posted on the availability of your up coming book.
Windhorse, I have not tried those patterns. It's been a while since I did get the chance to play some rumba.
Keep doing what your doing, the thing is to get them internalized so they become part of your rhythm vocabulary instead of playing just patterns or variations, you know what I mean?
Best,
Jorge Ginorio
Posted:
Tue Mar 01, 2005 4:43 pmby Laurent Lamy
tamboricua wrote:Laurent, keep me posted on the availability of your up coming book.
No problem !
Posted:
Wed Mar 02, 2005 12:30 pmby windhorse
Jorge, I guess I'm not clear on what Tres Gulpes was posted that was "wrong"..
To what are you referring?
Posted:
Wed Mar 02, 2005 3:35 pmby tamboricua
Hi Windhorse,
I'm referring to the transcription recently posted on the "Congabook" of this site. Also, their is a direct link to it at the CongaPlace home page.
Best,
Jorge Ginorio
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Posted:
Thu Mar 03, 2005 3:11 amby windhorse
Oh, jeeze!! I just looked at that! And they're showing something moving around the one, and if that first quarter note after the slap is a bass, and the next is a slap and two tones,, then it sure looks like the "Havana" style we learned,, but all the slaps after it are a bit different..
Also, checked out the Salidor, and it's the Havana style with the palm-touches all the way through. The Matanzas material we learned leaves more space between the notes without the touches.
Of course, saying that anything is "the" way people do it somewhere is just wrong,, since everybody who plays has at least a tiny variation if not on the main pattern, then at least in handing.
Dave
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