Learn pecussion and develop your rhythm


What you'll learn
Play Timbal
Basics Timbal sounds
Develop the technique and necessary condition to be able to play over your favorite songs
A rich and solid rhythmic foundation

Requirements
Have a Timbal

Description
THE COURSEIn this course we will learn to play our first 100 rhythms on the Timbal. We will start by learning the basic sounds of the Timbal and then quickly start with the rhythms. To my way of understanding percussion, the rhythms are the fundamental element. They are like the vocabulary of a language or the bricks of a house. In this way, if we have a wide vocabulary of rhythms, little by little we will begin to identify and detect rhythms and patterns when we listen to music and as a result, know how to use them. Without a good vocabulary, we will not be able to communicate anything. The same thing happens in music. Therefore, in this course we will focus on obtaining a solid enough rhythmic foundation. In a easy and intuitive way. MUSIC & PERCUSSIONPercussion is an extraordinary tool to connect with oneself and others.We all know the beneficial power of music, both physically and mentally. There are numerous studies that link playing an instrument with good brain activity.In addition, the music goes directly to our emotions and each song transports us to a state of mind as if by magic.Besides, the relational power of music has also been demonstrated when it comes to generating bonds with others.All the positive qualities of music are amplified when you generate the music yourself.Percussion is an ideal way to get into the music or to solidify your tempo and rhythm if you already play an instrument.Percussion gives us that essence of origins that allows us to forget for a moment our problems and connect with our depths

Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Presentation
Lecture 2 Basic sounds & study method
Section 2: Rhythms
Lecture 3 Rhythm 1
Lecture 4 Rhythm 2
Lecture 5 Rhythm 3
Lecture 6 Rhythm 4
Lecture 7 Rhythm 5
Lecture 8 Rhythm 6
Lecture 9 Rhythm 7
Lecture 10 Rhythm 8
Lecture 11 Rhythm 9
Lecture 12 Rhythm 10
Lecture 13 Rhythm 11
Lecture 14 Rhythm 12
Lecture 15 Rhythm 13
Lecture 16 Rhythm 14
Lecture 17 Rhythm 15
Lecture 18 Rhythm 16
Lecture 19 Rhythm 17
Lecture 20 Rhythm 18
Lecture 21 Rhythm 19
Lecture 22 Rhythm 20
Lecture 23 Rhythm 21
Lecture 24 Rhythm 22
Lecture 25 Rhythm 23
Lecture 26 Rhythm 24
Lecture 27 Rhythm 25
Lecture 28 Rhythm 26
Lecture 29 Rhythm 27
Lecture 30 Rhythm 28
Lecture 31 Rhythm 29
Lecture 32 Rhythm 30
Lecture 33 Rhythm 31
Lecture 34 Rhythm 32
Lecture 35 Rhythm 33
Lecture 36 Rhythm 34
Lecture 37 Rhythm 35
Lecture 38 Rhythm 36
Lecture 39 Rhythm 37
Lecture 40 Rhythm 38
Lecture 41 Rhythm 39
Lecture 42 Rhythm 40
Lecture 43 Rhythm 41
Lecture 44 Rhythm 42
Lecture 45 Rhythm 43
Lecture 46 Rhythm 44
Lecture 47 Rhythm 45
Lecture 48 Rhythm 46
Lecture 49 Rhythm 47
Lecture 50 Rhythm 48
Lecture 51 Rhythm 49
Lecture 52 Rhythm 50
Lecture 53 Rhythm 51
Lecture 54 Rhythm 52
Lecture 55 Rhythm 53
Lecture 56 Rhythm 54
Lecture 57 Rhythm 55
Lecture 58 Rhythm 56
Lecture 59 Rhythm 57
Lecture 60 Rhythm 58
Lecture 61 Rhythm 59
Lecture 62 Rhythm 60
Lecture 63 Rhythm 61
Lecture 64 Rhythm 62
Lecture 65 Rhythm 63
Lecture 66 Rhythm 64
Lecture 67 Rhythm 65
Lecture 68 Rhythm 66
Lecture 69 Rhythm 67
Lecture 70 Rhythm 68
Lecture 71 Rhythm 69
Lecture 72 Rhythm 70
Lecture 73 Rhythm 71
Lecture 74 Rhythm 72
Lecture 75 Rhythm 73
Lecture 76 Rhythm 74
Lecture 77 Rhythm 75
Lecture 78 Rhythm 76
Lecture 79 Rhythm 77
Lecture 80 Rhythm 78
Lecture 81 Rhythm 79
Lecture 82 Rhythm 80
Lecture 83 Rhythm 81
Lecture 84 Rhythm 82
Lecture 85 Rhythm 83
Lecture 86 Rhythm 84
Lecture 87 Rhythm 85
Lecture 88 Rhythm 86
Lecture 89 Rhythm 87
Lecture 90 Rhythm 88
Lecture 91 Rhythm 89
Lecture 92 Rhythm 90
Lecture 93 Rhythm 91
Lecture 94 Rhythm 92
Lecture 95 Rhythm 93
Lecture 96 Rhythm 94
Lecture 97 Rhythm 95
Lecture 98 Rhythm 96
Lecture 99 Rhythm 97
Lecture 100 Rhythm 98
Lecture 101 Rhythm 99
Lecture 102 Rhythm 100
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