Partido Alto with Edu Ribeiro

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0:00 Partido Alto Example
1:30 History of the transition from percussion to drums
5:45 Explanation of the Partido Alto pattern (with claps)
6:00 Explanation of the Partido Alto pattern (on drums)
6:21 Adding Hi-Hat
6:50 Same Pattern (slower)
7:43 Patron taking the bass drum upbeat out
9:40 Partido Alto example using the drums
10:52 Pattern used by Edu

[@freddygruber9359]

whooooo!!!!!!!!!!!! That´s the feeling. Never heard any of todays drum-legends that have that feeling when playing "samba".Thank you! I even won´t try copying it, just play, stop thinking, start feeling, listen a lot to batuccadas

[@ricardofranciszayas]

I always think of Partido Alto as a slower pattern. I love hearing this as uptempo Maestro Ribeiro is brilliant.

[@brianrandall3795]

How did you develop such a depth of knowledge on these topics? That felt like a whole ethnomusicological study of the beat. And what a right hand!! Thank you for sharing, this was a great help.

[@yokkwizz]

I've seen Edu play live a couple of times and in the concerts he always talks about what he's playing, tell stories, talk about the instruments and etc. He's brazillian and I think he probably had teachers and masters that had deep technical and cultural knwoledge about this style

[@pangeaproxima3681]

Excellent!

[@Irishpineapple97]

What a gift to the world. Thank you!!!

[@caiorcasimiro]

Que elegancia, bixo. Ta doido, bagulho ta limpinho.

[@TiqueO6]

5:44 thanks for showing it played the brazilian way! Too many learn it the 'easy' or reversed way starting playing on the downbeat but that's not the way most Partido and Partido-influenced music is phrased - melodically and chordchange-wise! Playing at the "Brazillian" way really freeze the musicians up from the downbeat. (This concept is heard in a lot of music that attempts to transcend the boundaries of the town beat! IMHO.)

[@WxkR]

At 14:32 there’s a confusing error in the translation. Edu says he always uses the hi hat in the “cabeça do tempo”. The translation says he uses it in the “upbeat.” Cabeça do tempo, as we can hear in his demonstration, means the downbeats (numbered beats, not “and” beats or upbeats)

[@paulkreibich5327]

Great lesson, Edu. Thank you!

[@antoniomontemuro9751]

Mestre! VAI BRASIL! ♡♡♡

[@jotagomezmusico]

Great lesson Edu! Im gonna study right now! Greetings from Chile!

[@antoninosalles91]

Grazie. Sei davvero un grande!!

[@SupraJin]

Muito bom mesmo! Vou passar o sábado estudando samba.. Eu gosto mt tb de por Olodum pra tocar e adaptar as percussões na bateria, ai acabo pegando vários ritmos novos pra por nos grooves.

[@williamkjwilliamkj1815]

Really fascinating stuff. You are a master sir.

[@sebastiaoramos1012]

Massa demaissss toca muitooooo

[@GTsinfo]

You are the man brother!

[@diegohachmann7267]

Grande Mestre Edu!

[@francovolpe5306]

grande maestro super professionale un abraco da ITALIA gostei muito o video

[@steveruffennach6418]

Muinto obligado Edu

[@marcosaurelio9497]

GREAT

[@torbjrnengan3689]

Very interesting, and it sounds fantastic. A Partido alto , is it like the cuban montuno? Somewhere in a composition the partido alto is placed, like they do in Cuba with the montuno ( A more intensified and solistic part of a composition )

[@tl8211]

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[@antoninosalles91]

Volevo chiederti. Come si fa per sviluppare la velocita' sul ride e in generale?

[@alessandrostagno4720]

Beleza😎

[@tiluriso]

Muito bom. I just think the subtitles are wrong in one thing ' He says he puts the hi-hat na 'cabeça do tempo' literally meant he places the hi hat on 'the head of the beat', meaning on the down beat, not 'upbeat' as stated on the subtitles, right? And what he starts playing around 14: 33 places the hi hat on the down beats, that is , on 1, 2, 3, 4 and not on the up beats (which in my understanding would be the '&' )....please correct me if I'm wrong, I'm not a drummer,

[@gonzalezbucareli3606]

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[@janetremsing6988]

👍‼️

[@larsAnder]

mio mio

[@gonzaloluislabrada]

pdf ?

[@flyingarepa]

11:25. malandro mode activated

[@parandungidts2616]

Pdf file???