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Rhythm Chops!!!
arjr
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Hi guys, I want to formally introduce myself. My name is Angelo and I started
playing this style in August of 2010. I'm fortunate to live in LA so I've been taking
lessons on and off with Gonzalo. They say that you have to have good rhythm to play
this style so I've been focusing 80% of my practice time with rhythm.
Here's a video of me performing rhythm in the style of Gonzalo
So I learned how to play in the rhythm style of Gonzalo but last December I decided to further my
progress and purchase the Hono Rhythm lessons on the DC Music School website.
I took it one step further and corresponded with Denis Chang whom I met I
Django in June last year. He graciously critiqued my rhythm and after two months
blogged my progress on his website.
Here it is if you want to check it out
http://www.dc-musicschool.com/practicing/hard-work-does-pay-off/
playing this style in August of 2010. I'm fortunate to live in LA so I've been taking
lessons on and off with Gonzalo. They say that you have to have good rhythm to play
this style so I've been focusing 80% of my practice time with rhythm.
Here's a video of me performing rhythm in the style of Gonzalo
So I learned how to play in the rhythm style of Gonzalo but last December I decided to further my
progress and purchase the Hono Rhythm lessons on the DC Music School website.
I took it one step further and corresponded with Denis Chang whom I met I
Django in June last year. He graciously critiqued my rhythm and after two months
blogged my progress on his website.
Here it is if you want to check it out
http://www.dc-musicschool.com/practicing/hard-work-does-pay-off/
