Its due to be released Spring 2007 and will cover all of the concepts necessary to master latin drumming methods. This will give you much more options around the drum set! Check out the left foot clave lesson! Try to play this pattern with the Bossa Nova Beat!įor more information make sure that you check out the Latin Drumming System. When you can perform this with both hands, try playing this with your feet. This is exactly what you are looking for. When you have this mastered you will be able to feel a groove within the clave.
Also, try to count aloud when you are playing them, this way you will stay on time. Remember to play both of these slow at first to make sure you are playing them correctly. *If you are unsure of what a Clave pattern is, read the article: What is the Clave 2-3 Bossa Nova Clave Keep in mind these are played in common time (4/4).
#Bossa nova drum pattern how to#
There is no real easy way in describing how to perform this pattern, so I will just show you what it looks like. You can play this beat two ways: 2-3 and 3-2. This is a very important concept to learn with both hands as well as feet, as it will teach you important independence it is the key for Latin drumming! Like the Son Clave, this is a 2 bar pattern consisitng of 5 beats. However its main focus is located in the actual Bossa Nova style.
You will hear this pattern in all sorts of music like Salsa, Bossa Nova, Samba, Latin, Afro-Cuban, and even some jazz or swing. The Bossa Nova Clave is another very popular pattern out of the clave family.
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