Video Lesson #2 Tamborim - Carreteiro - ASP (Authentic Samba Percussion)

New series of video lesson in authentic samba percussion.
In this video we will talk about the tamborim and it's 4 carreteiro (turning) technics.
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00:00 Introduction
00:35 Basic Information about the Tamborim
06:16 The 4 different Carreteiro techniques
08:51 3 por 1 Carreteiro (classic)
13:58 2 por 1 Carreteiro (modern energy saving)
24:10 1 por 1 Carreteiro (frigideira)
26:22 2 por 2 Carreteiro (fusion of 3por1 and 2por1)

[@eduardocampolina4522]

The best teacher in the world. Fantastico Chris, tirou todas as dúvidas. Thank you so much.

[@ChrisQuadeCouto]

Thank you so much!

[@SAMBAdeALEMMAR]

Honestly, the most complete tamborim class that you will find in youtube. About carreteiro! Congrats my friend!

[@ChrisQuadeCouto]

Thank you so much. I‘m very happy you liked it.

[@JoaoPedro-dn9nb]

toco tamborim na Portela a 4 anos e sempre treinei bastante a transição do meu 3x1 pro 2x2, mas a sua explicação já ajuda bastante! a gente se esbarra por aí nas quadras irmão, obrigado por essa lição incrivel! tamo junto, um abraço!

[@ChrisQuadeCouto]

Obrigado João. Só agora eu percebi que nem te respondi na época do seu comentário. Eu também só descobri o 2por2 quando gravei uns amigos com camera lenta. Um abraço

[@herwigstieger5587]

thank you so much for the important tips! greets Herwig

[@LearnToPlaySamba]

Hey Chris, this is an excellent video, so informative, eloquently explained, and finely demonstrated! I will definitely share this with my students. By the way, I just became an endorser of Contemporânea, too...what an honor to be part of the team alongside you, my friend! - Philip Galinsky (Director, Samba New York!).

[@ChrisQuadeCouto]

Hey Philip, thank you very much my friend. Welcome to the Contemporânea family then. I hope you are doing fine. I have some very nice memories from the workshop I gave in New York some years ago. Maybe one day (when this pandemic is over) I can come back. All the best.

[@LearnToPlaySamba]

@@ChrisQuadeCouto Thanks, Chris! I hope so; we really enjoyed your workshop. Wishing you the best, always!

[@TomoyaUbukata]

thank you for uploading this lesson, the 2-1 tech explanation is very helpful for us, japanese tamborim players. thanks a lot!

[@ChrisQuadeCouto]

Hi Tomoya, I'm very happy that you liked it and that I could help you. I always remember with pleasure the samba workshops I gave in Japan in 2013! Tataito! 🤪

[@pablojimenez8837]

Excellent Chris In the beginning, I found so confusing that Brasilian players teach carreteio 3x1, when actually, in their samba school, they play 2x1! Then, I understood is a combination of techniques between carreteio and the bossas ou floreios. I learned the 3x1, but when I went to Rio, found tough to play on the speed and without getting tired. Simple saying, my carreteio 3x1 become shorter, while the 2x1 become relaxed and longer I even saw players doing 1x1 so relaxed My wish is Chris, if you can play some of the most common bossas e floreios Thanks you for your excellent explanation

[@ChrisQuadeCouto]

Thank you Pablo, it's an endless journey. The more you play and study, the more stamina you will build.

[@harriha9115]

Thank you so much! I was taught 2por1 technique as standard years ago but now rarely come across others doing it, worried that is was not the done thing! Also looking forward to learning the other techniques now too.

[@ChrisQuadeCouto]

Hi Harri, don‘t worry. There is no right or wrong technique. Some play like this, some like that and some just play without even knowing how. 😉

[@Kalango]

great video Chris! This will help many people xX

[@kombabakh]

Thank you very much for such a detailed and interesting video filled with optimism. Bravo!

[@ChrisQuadeCouto]

Thank you very much for your kind words. I'm glad you liked it.

[@corinetabu5822]

Hi Chris. I have just seen your video. Thank you for these very clear explanations about the different virada technics. I have shared it with my friends. May be see you one day in Montpellier South of France. Corine

[@ChrisQuadeCouto]

Hi Corine, thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing my video. It would be a pleasure to see you in Montpellier one day. Maybe you can organize a workshop for me there with your group? All the best, Chris

[@gijsankone]

You Rule! That's an excellent detailed carreteiro learning session, Chris

[@ChrisQuadeCouto]

Thank you very much 😊

[@Guitarnetter]

Thanks Chris! Great video about a lot aspects of the tamborim! There's several elements in there that I've been teaching my group, and this helps as a video guide for reference! Keep up the great work!

[@ChrisQuadeCouto]

Thanks Willem. Hope to see you soon and play some samba again.

[@thomas_edmar]

Thanks Chris for this excellent reference material which is always good to return to when in doubt. I've always been struggling with the tamborim. I did see the 2+2 coming at 29:55. It seems to me as when your arm goes forward there is also a slight twist to it.

[@ChrisQuadeCouto]

Thank you Thomas. Yes, you are right, there is a little twist of my hand. I forgot to mention that in the video.