Jeff Pierre - Haitian Rhythms Bolero

[@nahill7094]

Yow i cant believe it, this guy was in my class in haiti , we were16 years old, im happy to see him doing what he liked cauz i remember the teatcher ask him to leave the class because he was playing conga on the table😂😂.. Happy to see you brother keep doing it!

[@mugabebakulu5817]

Wow that was great.

[@tammybushay8351]

Nice job, Jeff! This deserves more views. There is a lot of misinformation and misunderstanding about Haitian drumming in the US. Your lesson is very thorough and you know what you are talking about. Many people pay $ for a lesson and won't learn as much as they would from your video. Bon bagay! Ayibobo pou ou!

[@JeffPierreMusic]

thank you Tammy :)

[@cookingwithwillyj4795]

So kool. This is very unique. I appreciate you decide to do something different.

[@JoelMushyWidmaier]

nice job my friend

[@josealonzogonzalez6601]

Thanks for posting this. As a drummer, I love learning new rhythms and the Haitian bolero is definitely new to me. It would have been awesome to see all or at least the main parts put together but I don't know how one might go about doing that any place except a drum circle.

[@coquinastew]

We're planning to do many more videos starting around June 2017. There should be a total of 25 - 30, each one showing the individual parts of a rhythm, and then all of the parts layered together to show the full ensemble. The idea is to document as many Haitian rhythms as Jeff knows (and that's a lot!!). It's taken some time to get the software and equipment together to do this. Glad you are enjoying this one first effort - much more is on the way. Thanks for viewing! Check out the new videos at my other channel: kzbin.info/door/bEgeQnDWxIcUWRCQy2yMtQ?view_as=subscriber

[@skeellzz5447]

Thats awesome. It amazing. I'm so happy right now cause I really wanted to find a way to learn my origines rhythms. On top of that your lessons are clear. With that I should be able to play them properly. Thank you again.

[@coquinastew]

Thanks, Pascal, we appreciate your comment a great deal. It's comments like this that make this project worthwhile and which will encourage us to continue making more videos. If you want to learn more, go here: kzbin.info/door/bEgeQnDWxIcUWRCQy2yMtQ?view_as=subscribe There are more videos on the way.

[@daveargall3454]

Nice rhythm and clear well paced presentation

[@abcdefu359]

Ou jwe batery byen anpil! Mwen blan, ak mwen Kreyol mal, men m panse moun plis bezwen konnen sou ou! Mwen aprann anpil fet ou.

[@Hodo158]

Thanks for the video Jeff. This is the first time I see tutorial video for Haitian rhythm. If one day you want make another one, I'll be very happy to learn Congo Payet. :). Foss

[@coquinastew]

Congo and other videos by Jeff are at: kzbin.info/door/bEgeQnDWxIcUWRCQy2yMtQ?view_as=subscribe

[@kaleblove7743]

Nice video, need more folklore things like that. Now let me go practicing lol

[@carmec6232]

👏👏👏👏

[@francisletourneau9119]

Merci, c'est super cool! And well explained

[@phaephi]

Merci fre m I needed it this

[@coquinastew]

For more videos by Jeff, please go to my new channel which will contain all of the new videos: kzbin.info/door/bEgeQnDWxIcUWRCQy2yMtQ?view_as=subscribe

[@nethanvaartstra3789]

I have a question, do most haitians have the ability to have beats?

[@lydieramier514]

❤️❤️❤️❤️😍✌️✌️👌🏾👌🏾👁️

[@sandolorsilverdollar]

thanks , ill play bolewo but i wont hit my drum with sticks

[@fernandrenauferrer7049]

koyoné moun' ki la