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Marcus Siepen22nd October 2008great lesson, now I want to go to the beach
Lian Gerbino20th October 2008cool Ramiro, well done
Hisham Al-Sanea19th October 2008nice bossa Ramiro
Kristofer Dahl19th October 2008Main video fixed now (clear your browser's cache if it's still not synchronized for you). Good luck practicing this one!
Dejan Farkas19th October 2008Very nice
Jerry Arcidiacono19th October 2008Cool lesson and playing
Ivan Milenkovic19th October 2008Sounds very cool mate, well done, great rhythm, and nice fingerpicking
Piotr Kaczor19th October 2008We won't argue about one quarter note :-) Very useful and interesting lesson Ramiro!
Ramiro Delforte19th October 2008Yeahp, I don't know what happend with the sync but the whole video is a little bit out of phase.
Pedja Simovic19th October 2008Ramiro excellent work
- Kristofer Dahl19th October 2008
Killer rhythm Ramiro - we will notify in here as soon a fixed video has been uploaded!
Bogdan Radovic19th October 2008Cool lesson Ramiro ! Brazilian rhythms are very fun to play!
Emir Hot19th October 2008Very nice rhythm and chords. Yes I have the sync problem as well. I think it's just the codec.
Kizaze4419th October 2008Cool sound! Yes - sync is off for me too.
kaznie_NL19th October 2008Wow, that sounds very very nice!! Thnx Ramiro!
Muris: I have the same, it's even quit far off, check the end to see it very clearly!
Muris Varajic19th October 2008Bossa is great rhythm,thank Ramiro!
Btw,is it just at my end here
or is there something wrong with
video-audio sync?
Nazgul19th October 2008One of your best lessons so far. I love this style!
Col Roberts19th October 2008Love this style. Great playing Ramiro. Hope to see more bossa nova lessons. Many thanks.
- Alex8719th October 2008
Nice lesson Ramiro. I love bossa
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Hi GMC! In this lesson we'll see a Brazilian kind of rhythm that is used in Bossa Nova and some styles from that country. The chord progression is: Cmaj7-Am7-Fmaj7-Em7(b5)-A7-Dm7-G7. Over this chord changes I've made two phrases with different rhythms to make it more interesting.
There is one important thing to mention here, the bass line is always down beat. There are several ways to play this kind of rhythm but I picked the way Emily Remler does it. She stood that the bass never make syncopated rhythms.
To add a little flavor I put into the backing track a Cow Bell, check that out!
I hope you enjoy playing these rhythms.
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