Conga Lessons | How to Play Congas | Essential Tumbao Variations Part 3 | CongaChops.com

Conga lesson on how to play three essential tumbao variations.
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In this conga lesson, Paulo demonstrates three essential tumbao variations step-by-step. If you have any questions or need clarification - just post a comment and ask :)
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[@surfer103]

The best conga classes on here by far! Thanks.

[@CongaChops]

Our pleasure, glad you dig them! Spread the word ❤️

[@rafaelsands1381]

Excelente !!! diferentes ideas para aplicar al tumbao !!!

[@CongaChops]

Todo lo esencial!

[@gyntyn]

Just finished going through this lesson. So great. Thank you. I was thinking that one way that would be really great to learn/feel the differences between these different variations is to put a few transcriptions on top of each other. What you already do and how you describe it works really well, but for folks that get a lot out of the written transcriptions, it would be super helpful to start differentiating things in a visual way too . Thanks again for these amazing lessons. -Mel

[@CongaChops]

Hey Mel, thanks for your comment, glad you dug the lesson! I think it's an important part of the learning process for the student to do exactly what you just described : ) The transcriptions are on screen under each example as you can see. I strongly encourage you to write each one down and analyze the small differences between them, as it will positively impact your understanding of the patterns, and how they work in respect to the clave. Of course ultimately, these are patterns and variations that you will want to internalize and play from memory. Call me old school, but I strongly believe that the real progress is in the process! Back in the days before KZbin, I wrote down each of Giovanni Hidalgo's DCI instructional videos note for note, top to bottom, by hand (with no provided on screen transcriptions whatsoever) and I can attest that it helped me retain, understand and truly appreciate the information much more than if I didn't have to work just that little bit (or lotta bit ha!) extra for it. I hope that doesn't sound too harsh! This little tidbit is meant to empower you, NOT discourage you. You already have a leg up with the examples notated on screen and things played slowly (another luxury not afforded by those Gio VHS's! lol), so if you take a moment to jot them down and analyze them, your conga playing will surely thank you for it 🙌🏼

[@tutodrum]

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[@CongaChops]

Thank you Augusto! Hope to have you back again soon, lot’s of new stuff coming soon : )

[@edgaralbertooviedosalazar6184]

muy bakano amigo mil gracias por estas oportunidades de aprender cosas o mejorarlas si se tienen para algunos un gran abrazo

[@CongaChops]

Con gusto mi hermano, a seguir estudiando!

[@adrianpena5032]

Por mucho tiempo escuchaba éste tumbao' en distintasgrabaciones, en Marc Quiñones al grabar con Tony y en el Arreglo de Amor a Medio de Bobby Valentin tiempo también y no sabía porque ocurría esta variación. Gracias por tus aportes hermano y por dedicarte a enseñar y replicar toda ésta información. Le doy valor a tu contenido, a mi como principiante me sirve de muchísima ayuda. Agradecido nuevamente y saludos!

[@CongaChops]

Sin duda, muchísimos congueros lo utilizan. Definitavemente Marc Quiñones y Pedrito Martinez, entre muchos, siempre lo tocan con tremendo sabor y en los lugares índicados! Me alegro mucho que te sirva el contenido que subimos. No olvides que en el sitio web contamos con más 35+ horas de cursos y lecciones paso por paso, desde (súper) principiante hasta avanzado: www.congachops-es.com dale un ojo y me avisas que tal te parece!

[@bongoscongasantiquecashreg4544]

This is great for my worm up conga time thank you conga chops!!!

[@CongaChops]

Don't just use it to warm-up, use it to groove! If you keep an ear out for it as your listening to different recordings, you'll really start to understand when and where to use it 🙌🏼

[@bongoscongasantiquecashreg4544]

@@CongaChops yeah I will totally use it for groove on congas as well as adding my freestyle playing along with it! Check my video of me playing my congas funk freestyle love it!!!!

[@yahwehaguetorres5903]

Nice

[@CongaChops]

🙌🏼

[@sebastiancurutchet7203]

Muy buenas las vacaciones, pero veo que el tumbao de la tumba lo metes en clave 2/3 siendo que va la parte 3 de la clave.

[@CongaChops]

En el tercer video de la serie explicamos cómo tocar la tumbadora al “lado” 2. Ambas formas son “correctas” con tal que la clave esté delineada dentro del resto del patrón. Si te tomas el tiempo de ver todos los videos de la serie en orden, te hará sentido 👍🏼 Aquí te comparto la serie completa: kzbin.info/aero/PLHpL41LvVqc9ZwTLPq2wg2sdYkf6sti6a&si=dPuv0HZd2vkLxuge

[@hugosalcedomusic]

Usas 2 tumba y una conga?

[@CongaChops]

Depende de la aplicación, para las vídeo lecciones si 👍🏼