Pandeiro Lesson - Brazilian Tambourine

[@drrunner]

Great lesson! Also, “If you make a mistake, just smile.” Love it.

[@denizardfonsecamoraes1827]

Absolutely an incredible lesson. And the tambourine is a very special Brazilian “drum” and not everyone can explain in detail how to play it, like you did. Thank you

[@yallaisha]

I'm a Brazilian girl who grow up listening my grandfather paying the pandeiro all my life and know I'm learning with a "gringo". Great!

[@nefersphinx3682]

I'm right now learning Pandeiro. Thank you for lesson!

[@djmhyde]

i'm brazilian, i didn't know that pandeiro and tambourine were 2 distinct instruments, i thought that was just another name for the same instrument, interesting

[@Classirose]

Amazing! Wonderful breakdown and ease of follow

[@christinenason9477]

You are a trip, love your sense of humor,

[@bearfuz]

I'm glad you're playing left-handed; it means I can mirror what you're doing if I'm playing right-handed!

[@HarvestMoon2049]

I'd be stoked to join a Samba school. Great lesson. ❤

[@idoriesenberg5297]

great introduction! loved the attitude

[@kristi94]

Subscribed because awesome simple well explained lessons

[@roblarose5562]

Kalani is the best!

[@quangeptrai3114]

¡Hola! Este tutorial sobre pandeiro es increíblemente útil y divertido al mismo tiempo. Los pasos están claramente explicados y la enseñanza es muy detallada. Me encantó cómo se puede tocar diferentes ritmos con este instrumento. ¡Gran trabajo!

[@christopherl7054]

very nice beautiful sounds

[@TheCherieAmourShow]

I'm use to African-American church tambourine playing, but this is different.

[@crashingtambourines]

! Great lesson. I played the surdo but really want to play the pandeiro! Where and what do you recommend to find a perfect pandeiro? Thanks!

[@only1love179]

I like that you explained the difference .... Because i have been calling everything that looks like a tambourine "pandero" LOL thanks .

[@Piraja]

It's good to see how he's having fun. :)

[@claricecast]

Great intro to pandeiro. I’d love to collaborate on pandeiro/Brazilian percussion videos, if that’s of interest 🙏🏽

[@olowasegun6829]

Thanks for the great lesson

[@120keysmusic]

Great lesson! Thank You!

[@markharris4539]

Good clear intuitive vid mate.....nice one!

[@marianamontero1]

Thanks a lot, please teach chilean pandeiro for playing Cueca. I'm sure you will teach that clearly. :-)

[@kilianraetzo4448]

Great video, thanks brother!

[@2lipToo]

Great lesson!

[@lamontemckinney9724]

Great video

[@DrummerJacob]

I have a big one, I think its 12" that I bought when I was in Rio...its so heavy though, I find myself just having an issue holding it up. Are they supposed to be this big? I wanted a nice big one so it gets a nice loud sound but had no idea I was going to have fatigue after just a few minutes of playing. Its actually hard to dampen and undampen quickly as well. Is this just how it is or are th ere different techniques you can use with bigger ones? I can almost never hold it flat while I play, I have to have it at 45degree angle or almost completely vertical which doesnt look so good or feel good, then again im new to this drum so maybe I havent build strength?

[@monicajerauld6280]

nice you played very good

[@willstvvlog9438]

I'm willing to learn this kind of instrument

[@empressshem6883]

Great video, thank you.

[@multitaskinghub9905]

U r s good teacher God bless u

[@khoi1tapthe498]

Tutorial on how to stylize walls?

[@robinperkins7703]

My Panderi Tambourine Has 2 Layers Of The METAL Jingle Thingies I Forgot What You Called Them And Please Forgive Any Poor Spelling Thank You. & Thank You For The Lessons, Their Great!!!😄 From Robin Perkins

[@2021mirandinha]

Muito obrigada amei!

[@eonlinehelp]

I love it! Great instruction.

[@styendimpu3446]

Listening to this in Playback speed of 2 is like A Royal Pardae

[@raymondkarlsson9794]

Great and inspirating!

[@zebragozt5284]

I would like to know the brand name of the tamberino you are using in this demonstration. Planning to take this instrument playing as a hobby. Thanks

[@aphexon.]

Hello Pandeiro!

[@KarolynVerville]

thank you so much!

[@krishnankp4543]

Sir please how to use cow bell ?

[@ssbjesusfamily9664]

Super explained

[@eduardomartinezbolanos1002]

Excelente 👍🏻

[@jaimealbertoarandaramirez7984]

Thanks a lot for your help

[@Andreteacher]

You're amazing

[@carolinebradley7261]

i love u kalani

[@ishmaelhutson5328]

Whoa 😯 That's advanced

[@MC-tg1xk]

Gracias!

[@SivaRangarao-tj7ey]

🙏Thank you so much sir

[@yvonnecousins535]

I like it

[@arulmeharuban3414]

Thank you

[@lydiamadueno8048]

❤️‍🔥love ur video so fun

[@smwdotcom]

Thanks, Relly help

[@robinperkins7703]

I LIKED WHAT YOU DID WITH THE DRUM TAMBORINE I HAVE ONE COMING IN THE MAIL BUT CAN YOU SHAKE IT LIKE THE KINDS WITHOUT A DRUM?

[@inaamnavanguer3167]

Can u do a cover of pewdiepie's floor gang woah

[@sumansingh4879]

i like your way to tech sir thnaxxx

[@josephpaily4441]

Good teacher !

[@navaraj8757]

Super

[@MissLionRose]

New subscriber! love ya!

[@lapada..no..pandeiro.4609]

Ohhhh

[@pedr_pacheco]

Brazil

[@aluko64]

Salve

[@sischmar]

thats interesting...you play the double line tamborin and shaker with the right hand, so usually you would play the pandeiro with the left hand...isnt it easier?

[@elgeniagonzales]

Thank you po Alleluia hooryh!

[@skyy63thiago8]

um pandeiro melhor ajuda também

[@pavlossoultoukis4448]

nice vid dint know triplets could grouve so mach.

[@wadomannen]

Fantastisk.

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

He told on me. 😭

[@doyourbest5041]

this nigga is precise! nice!

[@Argiedan]

Where were you born Kalani?

[@amiyang2844]

A lot of sound!!

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

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[@opus88888]

Pandero is not Brazilian, it is found in Iberian peninsula and Latin America, at least since 17th century. Pandeiro, maybe Brazilian, but pandero not.

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Yes, there are many different frame drums with jingles that extend all the way back to North Africa and Arab countries. When we talk about the Pandeiro and it's techniques, we're are talking about Brazilian music.

[@opus88888]

I agree. Thanks for clarification.

[@joaomatheus6222]

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[@chandrasekharprinting3444]

i like your way to tech sir thnaxxx