This is the first in a short series of lessons on how to apply the patterns described in the Gary Chaffee Sticking Patterns book in a more musical way. This lesson demonstrates how a single bar accent pattern (using the 3 part of a 3-2 Son Clave) can be played using a number of different sticking patterns. Send me a message with your email address if you want the pdf file to accompany this lesson. If folks want further lessons on how to apply these type of patterns I may create more of these lessons.
Τρίτη 6 Φεβρουαρίου 2018
How to apply Gary Chaffees sticking patterns lesson #1
This is the first in a short series of lessons on how to apply the patterns described in the Gary Chaffee Sticking Patterns book in a more musical way. This lesson demonstrates how a single bar accent pattern (using the 3 part of a 3-2 Son Clave) can be played using a number of different sticking patterns. Send me a message with your email address if you want the pdf file to accompany this lesson. If folks want further lessons on how to apply these type of patterns I may create more of these lessons.
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