Mozambique Drum Beat - Traditional vs. Steve Gadd

[@cleire6127]

Amazing content thx ❤

[@RhythmNotes]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@musicalgenius02]

Glad you mention Eddie Palmieri he did got some great mozambique rhythm and that still is phenomenal to this day.

[@RhythmNotes]

No problem1 ... couldn't agree more.

[@musicalgenius02]

Very glad you mention Eddie Palmieri he did got some mozambique rhythm that were and still is phenomenal

[@RhythmNotes]

✔️

[@johnsayre2038]

Great video man! Eddie Palmieri, man oh man, too hip. And Gadd goes without saying. Legend. Solid work.

[@RhythmNotes]

Couldn't agree more!

[@bmuhamad]

Interesting take of a birdseye view of an overall idea of this rhythm. Thanks Kevin.

[@RhythmNotes]

My pleasure!

[@room6102]

Cheers mate! Very useful indeed.

[@RhythmNotes]

I’m glad it’s helpful.

[@edpias7881]

THIS is great! Very informative and important for real. Thank you for this!

[@RhythmNotes]

Glad it was helpful!

[@FUT_23416]

Good video for my class than you so much

[@RhythmNotes]

I’m glad you like it!

[@mikeevangelista1177]

Wow that was amazing thanks

[@RhythmNotes]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@johndriskol6073]

This is really well done sir. Cheers!

[@RhythmNotes]

Glad you liked it!

[@RPM1776]

Great video!

[@RhythmNotes]

Thanks! I’m glad you like it.

[@TomAtkinson]

This is good. I will share this. Maybe only thing missing is the 6/8 version, which sounds a lot different but is the same beat. When I was 15 my teacher Trevor Thwaites asked me to learn - this Mozambique, Steve Gadd's one - I was shocked because it was so hard to do! At that time I didn't think anyone would consider playing or ask a human to play a beat with such high levels of syncopation, and seemingly separate lines. Well except maybe Will Calhoun. I was listening to their Times Up album at the time. I'm certain Trevor had a copy of this book photocopied for his senior students. A few years back I tried to make a rhythmic map of Africa, hoping to find other beats for each country (its not exactly what I found, it would be a tribal map, I never finished it). Guinea has a 3 vowel language playable on drums - so says my teacher Kwaku Kwali Obeng.

[@RhythmNotes]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing.

[@francoisalghisi5300]

Well done!

[@RhythmNotes]

Thank you kindly!

[@giancarlomaestri220]

Pello Afrokan es el creador del ritmo mozambique y lo llevo hasta Europa ,y despues esta el resto

[@RhythmNotes]

Absolutely!

[@HelmarWeiss]

Cool!

[@RhythmNotes]

Thanks!

[@izitutorials8761]

i am from Mozambique

[@RhythmNotes]

Cool

[@和浩吉田]

キルビル

[@RhythmNotes]

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