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Guide to Drum & Percussion Notation

Guide to Drum & Percussion Notation Notation for drums and percussion varies considerably from arranger to arranger and from publisher to publisher Many notators have created their own symbols in an effort to cater for the huge array of percussion instruments and techniques In most drum notation systems the lines and spaces of a standard 5

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Tumbao

Tumbao refers to a rhythmic concept in Cuban music. The concept is most associated with the bass part for music derived from son cubano — mambo, timba, and salsa, to name a few. The conga pattern for most of these genres is also called tumbao. The pattern includes a few different crucial elements. It’s comprised of open tones, slaps, and the marcha

Bolero

Congas and bongo provide the drum parts that establish most of the bolero rhythm section. The conga pattern is much like the tumbao with a slight twist with the open tones. The example shown below is an extended phrase. This is sometimes good to use when the low-high-low open tones sound too busy for the song. The basic bolero is the second measure

Guaguancó

This is the most significant of the folkloric patterns on this list. Although it is used in popular music, guaguancó is a street and party music for having fun and dancing with friends and family. It’s one of the three major rumba styles — yambú, guaguancó, and rumba columbia (see number 5 on this list). The drum parts include quinto, segunda (tres

Merengue

Merengue is traditionally performed with a tambora, which is a double-headed barrel-shaped drum held across the lap and played with a hand and a stick. The conga pattern is something that’s been added by larger orchestras that started playing merengues in dance clubs. The toe strokes are one of the key features of the conga pattern. They establish

Rumba Columbia

The rumba columbia is a folkloric style in the Afro-Cuban music tradition. It’s in 6/8 time, and the African bell patternis played with 3/2 clave. The first pattern includes the drum parts during the beginning of a song when it is lower intensity, while the second pattern is for the higher intensity ending of the song. These 6/8 patterns are good t

Calypso

Even if you never find yourself playing congas with a steel band, this pattern is a good one to have in your arsenal. Try it during a drum break, and add fills that fit with the style of the pattern. This groove also works for styles like hip hop, funk, and R&B. rhythmnotes.net

Funk Variations

When I think of funk conga patterns, I approach them like a drum set groove. The only difference is that I try not to play too many tones or slaps on top of the drum set kick or snare hits. Lock in with the drum set groove, and shift the pattern into the spaces with more syncopated rhythms. rhythmnotes.net

Pop / Rock Variations

Think of pop / rock patterns like tumbao that doesn’t have the marcha. But you don’t always want all of the heel and toe strokes in the pattern because it can become too thick and cover parts of the song that should be clear. The pattern I chose for pop / rock is a Luis Conte part on a song called “1000 Years” by Sting. If he had played a straight

Cumbia

Cumbia is a Colombian folkloric style that’s been adapted to popular music in Mexico and the United States. Salsa and tejano bands in Texas, for example, play cumbia arrangements to mix up the Afro-Latin styles on their setlists. The cumbia pattern is simple, so you don’t want to mess it up. It’s important to play it strong and in time. Lock in wit

Mozambique

The mozambique pattern is derived from the Cuban street rhythms of comparsa. It’s adaptation to Latin jazz in New York by band leaders like Eddie Palmieri added more variation to the concept. Furthermore, drum set player Steve Gadd brought an adaptation of the pattern to the pop / rock world on “Late in The Evening” by Paul Simon. I think of the mo

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