Introduction to Colombian Music

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Samuel will go over many different styles and rhythms of Colombian music.

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Basics
Samuel will introduce and go over the basics of traditional Colombian music and will touch on several techniques and patterns that can be used when playing instruments like the Maracon, Guache , Tambor, Tambora Alegre, and the Llamador.

Colombia’s Cultural Diversity and Introduction to the Cumbiamba Ensemble

05:43
Techniques for Maracón and Guache (Seeds Instruments)

05:54
Techniques and Sounds for Llamador and Tambor Alegre

07:31
Bullerengue: Llamador, Seeds, Claps and Tambor Alegre Pattern

11:08

Cumbiamba Family
Samuel will introduce the Cumbiamba Family which consists of styles such as Cumbia, Puya, Garabato/Chandé and Mapalé. Samuel will also demonstrate many different patterns and variations and explain the relationship each of these styles have with each other.

Modern Ensemble
Samuel demonstrates different patterns such as the Porro, the Merecumbe, and a simplified version of Cumbia nicknamed the "Paisa Style".

Music of the Pacific Coast, The Mountains and The Plains
Samuel will introduce and the demonstrate the music of the Pacific Coast, The Mountains and The Plains in Colombia and will explain how all these different styles coexist with each other and how they were influenced.

Fusion with Contemporary Styles
In this step, Samuel will discuss the fusion of traditional Colombian music mixed with Contemporary Pop, Rock and Electronic music.

About Course

This content is for Pro Path Premium and Pro Path Basic members only.

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Basics
Samuel will introduce and go over the basics of traditional Colombian music and will touch on several techniques and patterns that can be used when playing instruments like the Maracon, Guache , Tambor, Tambora Alegre, and the Llamador.

Colombia’s Cultural Diversity and Introduction to the Cumbiamba Ensemble

Techniques for Maracón and Guache (Seeds Instruments)

Techniques and Sounds for Llamador and Tambor Alegre

Bullerengue: Llamador, Seeds, Claps and Tambor Alegre Pattern

Cumbiamba Family
Samuel will introduce the Cumbiamba Family which consists of styles such as Cumbia, Puya, Garabato/Chandé and Mapalé. Samuel will also demonstrate many different patterns and variations and explain the relationship each of these styles have with each other.

Cumbia

Puya

Garabato/Chandé

Mapalé

Modern Ensemble
Samuel demonstrates different patterns such as the Porro, the Merecumbe, and a simplified version of Cumbia nicknamed the "Paisa Style".

Porro

Cumbia

Universal Cumbia “Raspa”, “Chucu Chucu”

Merecumbe

Music of the Pacific Coast, The Mountains and The Plains
Samuel will introduce and the demonstrate the music of the Pacific Coast, The Mountains and The Plains in Colombia and will explain how all these different styles coexist with each other and how they were influenced.

Currulao

Abosao

Bambuco – Pasillo

Joropo – Pajarillo (Seis por Derecho)

Fusion with Contemporary Styles
In this step, Samuel will discuss the fusion of traditional Colombian music mixed with Contemporary Pop, Rock and Electronic music.

Urban Cumbia

Salsa Choke

Champeta

Tropi-Pop

About Course

This content is for Pro Path Premium and Pro Path Basic members only.

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Basics Samuel will introduce and go over the basics of traditional Colombian music and will touch on several techniques and patterns that can be used when playing instruments like the Maracon, Guache , Tambor, Tambora Alegre, and the Llamador.

Colombia’s Cultural Diversity and Introduction to the Cumbiamba Ensemble

Techniques for Maracón and Guache (Seeds Instruments)

Techniques and Sounds for Llamador and Tambor Alegre

Bullerengue: Llamador, Seeds, Claps and Tambor Alegre Pattern

Cumbiamba Family Samuel will introduce the Cumbiamba Family which consists of styles such as Cumbia, Puya, Garabato/Chandé and Mapalé. Samuel will also demonstrate many different patterns and variations and explain the relationship each of these styles have with each other.

Cumbia

Puya

Garabato/Chandé

Mapalé

Modern Ensemble Samuel demonstrates different patterns such as the Porro, the Merecumbe, and a simplified version of Cumbia nicknamed the "Paisa Style".

Porro

Cumbia

Universal Cumbia “Raspa”, “Chucu Chucu”

Merecumbe

Music of the Pacific Coast, The Mountains and The Plains Samuel will introduce and the demonstrate the music of the Pacific Coast, The Mountains and The Plains in Colombia and will explain how all these different styles coexist with each other and how they were influenced.

Currulao

Abosao

Bambuco – Pasillo

Joropo – Pajarillo (Seis por Derecho)

Fusion with Contemporary Styles In this step, Samuel will discuss the fusion of traditional Colombian music mixed with Contemporary Pop, Rock and Electronic music.

Urban Cumbia

Salsa Choke

Champeta

Tropi-Pop

Basics
Samuel will introduce and go over the basics of traditional Colombian music and will touch on several techniques and patterns that can be used when playing instruments like the Maracon, Guache , Tambor, Tambora Alegre, and the Llamador.

Cumbiamba Family
Samuel will introduce the Cumbiamba Family which consists of styles such as Cumbia, Puya, Garabato/Chandé and Mapalé. Samuel will also demonstrate many different patterns and variations and explain the relationship each of these styles have with each other.

Modern Ensemble
Samuel demonstrates different patterns such as the Porro, the Merecumbe, and a simplified version of Cumbia nicknamed the "Paisa Style".

Music of the Pacific Coast, The Mountains and The Plains
Samuel will introduce and the demonstrate the music of the Pacific Coast, The Mountains and The Plains in Colombia and will explain how all these different styles coexist with each other and how they were influenced.

Fusion with Contemporary Styles
In this step, Samuel will discuss the fusion of traditional Colombian music mixed with Contemporary Pop, Rock and Electronic music.