Caixa patterns for samba Free lesson

[@o0OyujiO0o]

Engraçado que para aprender um instrumento tipicamente brasileiro eu tenho que assistir um vídeo em inglês. Continue assim, você tem uma didática incrível!

[@dionisonsantos]

Congratulations Michael. Continue like this... You're the best brasilian percussion teacher on you tube.

[@STELLAFOXMrs]

i am newbee, caixa student in Greece, and you make me practice , at home, easily! Thank you for that!

[@JohnvanGurp]

Hey thanks for the terrific video! I play in Samba Nova in Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada and am always trying to learn and improve.

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you John! I'm glad my video's can still help you!!

[@iamdocc55]

As a novice drummer, your instructions are excellent.

[@rijonet]

sos un grande años aprendiendo de vos. gracias!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Muchas gracias, Nestor!!

[@gmdeoliveira]

thanks for helping to promote the music from my country. you are doing a great job!!

[@nikolai_mh]

great explanation! slow paced and easy to understand, congratulations!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

+Nikolai M. Henríquez (Dino) Thank you, I'm glad you liked the lesson!!

[@BjornSeverinLarsen]

I will keep the samba alive :D I guess my comment was also meant as a little critque btw. These escolas might play these patterns but these patterns are also basic, like fx the injãu, mocidade and estacio patterns and all the ways to play these patterns - the difference between the pattern for injãu shown in this video and mangueira's injãu. The idea that a single pattern belongs to an escola created some kind of resistance in me - but you are right, the escolas mentioned do play the patterns.

[@OoSunshineWomanoO]

Thank you for this video and for making me think about how much looser I need to make my playing and maybe focus less on getting the accents super high. My teacher said to me to make my grip much looser and relax but I find it hard... So thanks for this!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you very much and I wish you fun and good luck!

[@fanorzero]

yeah that's right man !! But it is also the pattern played by those two escolas that I mentioned !! =D !! It seems u've been taught right =D!! Keep the samba alive !!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Your welcome and good luck with it!!

[@sandramara5660]

Parabéns me ajudou muito foi o único que mostrou passo a passo

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Muito obrigado, Sandra!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you! And I will continue!

[@nicodemosmusic]

Thanks for posting!!! So helpful.

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Your welcome!

[@sherrahman7345]

Nicodemo Lalli wwwcac

[@lunalobohombron]

I think I have the rhythm now. The last bar of the second example, the accent is on the 2 and the right is where you start again. 4 bars and their accents: 1R & 4L; 3R; 3R; 2L

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

stuart gordon It is a pity that I didn't have the notations at that time. In my later video's I added the notations and a lot people find it much easier. I'm glad you worked it out without the notations.

[@lunalobohombron]

Michael de Miranda I agree. I found the notations easier. Still I am very new to this but I am sure it will become second nature soon. Your videos are very good and the manner in how you do them. I am sitting on a sunny (unusual) English beach by the sea practising and I couldn't be more happier. Thank you.

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

stuart gordon Thank you! Well, enjoy the music and of course the beach!! Today is a good day to enjoy the sun!

[@mikeleza]

Great teaching!

[@johnjenkins9646]

Micheal could you spell the schools from the last two patterns.

[@lunalobohombron]

I am aware I have confused bars with beats but I think it is obvious what I mean. In one bar there are 4 beats each with 4 x 16 notes which gives the phrase.

[@markbra]

Thanky you, you did not say where the first one comes from,please ?

[@paauggie]

brilliant!! thanks for sharing

[@fanorzero]

@mdm2230 great videos dude, but the last pattern is from GRES Uniao da Ilha do Governador, I'm from Brasil and i played in quite a few escolas de samba (samba schools) and I'm pretty sure of that =D!! The first pattern u played is from Vila Isabel/Imperio Serrano. keep the good work !!

[@lunalobohombron]

I am very confused with the ending of the second example. You seemed to have missed a bit. The first bar is standard; the next two are accented on the 3; but the last bar I cant quite work out. It is not just 2 small notes and a left accent there is something more. I think I also end up with the right hand so it would mean that I have to play the right again to repeat the whole phrase. I am sorry if I have misunderstood what you are doing.

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

@happygino Your welcome! Enjoy the videos!

[@happygino6064]

Hello mdm2230 Many thanks for posting this really easy to understand video, very much appreciated! I am starting to learn the caxia and found this video really useful

[@BjornSeverinLarsen]

The first beat is just the basic samba swing on the caxia with a roll in the end. Or atleast that is how I was taught

[@wax0111]

Hello, thank you !! I am playing batucada in Paris and I need lessons of "caixa" to improve my level. So... thank you :) Celine

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

@mojulaba1 I will post more about caixa. Unfortunately I don't have a DVD, but if I'll make one, I will let you know!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Your welcome!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thanks!!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

@gmdeoliveira Your welcome!

[@tridente1286]

Hi, could you give me the notes of these rhythms. Thank you

[@lidiaber6837]

WHEN YOU SAY SAMBA ITS THE SAME AS SAMBA ENREDO? THERE ARE TWO KIND OF SAMBA CORRET? SAMBRE REGGAE AND SAMBA ENREDO

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Well, there are many more sambas then enredo or samba-reggae. But these samba rhythms are used by the sambaschools in Rio.

[@vaovrc8817]

What about the sheet for the beats ?

[@SamRMoyer]

Samba rhythms don’t fall in line mathematically unlike those written in European compositional sheet music

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

@fanorzero Thanks a lot!!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

@iamdocc55 Thanks!!