Essential Afro-Cuban Rhythms With Oscar Stagnaro

In this quick video, Oscar Stagnaro takes you through the evolution of the son rhythm. The complete course is available on the SBL website.

See you in the shed!

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[homermao]

I would love more videos about Cuban / Latin music :D

[ogio_]

Oscar was my teacher during one of the Berklee Latin Jazz programs I attended, so this is really cool that you are having him teaching!!

[PabloUliver-Bass-Guitar]

Hello Scott and Oscar! Excellent and very accurate video! I'm cuban and I can tell each one of those rhythms are essential for a bassist who wants to play "son" or "rumba", or any other cuban genre. Thanks for sharing!

[reddhampton]

Would love a deep dive into afrocuban rhythms!

[fluoridevolcano]

Oscar was one of my favorite professors at Berklee.

[ComeRee]

What an absolute boss....a nova :D Sincerely, the ease of transition and explanation: you can tell he's a professor of the low end! Cariad fawr o Gymru a diolch o rannu! Much love from Cymru [Wales] and thank you for sharing!

[RyanSaranich]

I was lucky to spend a year studying with Oscar. What a master of this music!

[SeniorFeliz]

That was one of my favorite classes. It taught me about the 6 and how to resolve it. Awesome cause. I would always play 1, 4, 5, 2, 5, 4, 1, 5, 1, 4, 5, 2, 5, 4, 1, 5, 1 but it's good to do 6, 5, 2, 5, 4, 1, 5, 1. in there

[isaachgbeis]

He is an amazing bass player and teacher

[jacobpullen]

Dude literally is making the least Warwick sound come out of that Warwick and it sounds incredible

[beakittelscherz]

learned more in one minute that in school ever about this!

[freedomflight.]

viva cubaaa asere love this shouts out from miami this is good stuff brother

[nugget_man]

MAGNIFICENT! Scott can you do a series on how to train an ear to learn the bass long to anything for instance just when someone starts playing u know what key and where to play and such

[AlbornozVEVO]

Keep this up! I can't find a lot of info on playing bass in latin/afro styles.

[SimonBrisbane]

Shhh! I thought the Cuban triplet was under embargo!

[BilginKurt]

just wonderful, a broad scope in a nutshell

[JeremeyBurr]

I am dying not being able to see the tabulation notes because the words are in the way! What’s the source video??

[yaboicolvin]

Be nice if we could actually hear the bass

[alanmontano]

bro just dropped so much knowledge in like 30 secs

[jimjoh]

This would have been excellent, but the bass was obscured by the conga. Turn up the bass and turn down the the conga.