to incorporate those infectious Cuban rhythms into your drum playing. Start by adapting traditional conga rhythms to the snare drum and then add bass drum, tom-toms, hi-hat, cymbal, and cowbell to the mix.Even if you are not primarily a Cuban-style drummer, you'll find that studying these rhythms will help your sense of syncopation and limb independence. Sample bass and piano parts are included so you can try out these rhythms with your band. With the many varieties of Cuban styles in this book and CD, you'll have plenty of opportunities to play a truly authentic Cuban sound.
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