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Brazilian rhythms – a resume
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Left hand plays the bass line / right hand plays chords without root
Be careful with the accent , and play in all keys.
You can play the bass (left hand) oitava lower, if you like.
1) Bossa nova/samba 1 LH: bass line with root and 5ª
RH: simple rhythm
2) Bossa nova /samba 2
LH: bass line with root, 5a and chromatic aproximation
RH: simple rhythm
3) Bossa nova / samba 3
LH: bass line with root and 5a
RH: usual rhythm for “tamborim”
4) Bossa nova / samba 4
LH: bass line with root and 5a
RH: usual rhythm for “tamborim” altering low and high notes the chord
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5) Bossa nova / samba 5
LH: bass line with chromatic aproximations and melodic line.
RH: simple rhythm
6) Bossa nova / samba 6
LH: bass line with root and 5a
RH: chords with antecipation
7) Bossa nova/ samba 7
8) Bossa nova / samba 8
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9) Maxixe
10) Brazilian Tango
11) Choro 1
12) Choro 2
13) Choro3
LH looks like a 7string brazilian guitar
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14) Samba baiano (Samba from Bahia) The bass line is antecipated
15) Ijexá
It looks like “samba baiano”, but uses the “agogo” rhythm on RH
16) Baião 1
17) Baião 2
18) Baião 3
19) Baião 4
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20) Maracatu
21) Maracatu 2
the same that 20, but with “agogo” rhythm on RH
22) Frevo / Marcha-rancho
(“frevo” is fast and “marcha-rancho” is slow)
23) Partido alto
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24) Samba Funk
25) Escola de Samba (Samba School)
