Re: FREE download clave workshop

I asked Ramirez about son clave and his answers were consistent...basically
he does not use the word "son" when associated with clave...I understand
what he said but I suspect that the more common terminology of son vs. rumba
clave will prevail.

IMHO his practices for learning clave while singing are very worthwhile.

-- 
Aché

Dennis M. Reed "Califa" (http://dmreed.com)

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to the present (with 1960s recordings by pianist Carlos Federico, 1970s
photos of Celia Cruz and Pete Escovedo, and recent photos of some of my
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tapes, books, and instructional materials. http://dmreed.com/rumbarama.htm
contains audio links to rumba recordings on my site and to other links.
http://dmreed.com/santeria_ifa_yoruba.htm is a new page in progress.
http://dmreed.com/us-inter_keyboard.htm contains information about the
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image.

"Chris Smalt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> >>Bobby teaches you in three easy steps how to
> >>play the 3-2 Rumba clave while signing a melody.
> >>Go to: http://www.latinsheetmusic.com/free.html
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> Dennis wrote:
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> > except that it seems like son clave to me...not rumba clave?????
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> And how can you sign a melody with your hands full?       <g>
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>               Chris
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