Practice Routines - Practice routines on the forum
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by Toby » Sat Jul 22, 2006 4:37 am
Hey guys and girls. Please place your practice routines on the forum.
Make sure to add...
The exercises you are practicing? And Why?
If you are mixing around with other instruments at the same time.
Time spent
No limits to this guys.
All for education!!
Piece
Make sure to add...
The exercises you are practicing? And Why?
If you are mixing around with other instruments at the same time.
Time spent
No limits to this guys.
All for education!!
Piece
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by Laurent Lamy » Tue Jan 16, 2007 4:48 pm
Hi Toby,
you can see my YouTube video here : Practice Routine by Laurent "ZunZun" Lamy
you can see my YouTube video here : Practice Routine by Laurent "ZunZun" Lamy
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by Smejmoon » Wed Jan 17, 2007 12:25 am
Laurent Lamy wrote:you can see my YouTube video here : Practice Routine by Laurent "ZunZun" Lamy
You have nice matherial there, thanks.
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by korman » Wed Jan 17, 2007 8:41 am
I think the question was more about the bongos.
Since bongo is just my hobby I cannot practice for half a day as some people have posted about their practice routines in conga section.
So I rarely have more than an hour to tap on my drum. First ten minutes I'd repeat martillo for warm up, then open up a page of Ted Salloum's second book and martillo variations on that page for another 10-20 minutes. Then I'd repeat the variations my teacher taught me in Cuba and put on some music and play along for the rest of the time.
But lately I've had so little time to practice!
Edited By korman on 1169023388
Since bongo is just my hobby I cannot practice for half a day as some people have posted about their practice routines in conga section.
So I rarely have more than an hour to tap on my drum. First ten minutes I'd repeat martillo for warm up, then open up a page of Ted Salloum's second book and martillo variations on that page for another 10-20 minutes. Then I'd repeat the variations my teacher taught me in Cuba and put on some music and play along for the rest of the time.
But lately I've had so little time to practice!
Edited By korman on 1169023388
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