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Good question. What we should be considering is that we aren't playing only the berimbau but also the cixixi. If we hold the caxixi more horizontal and make sure we are using the alna and radius rotation and not the wrist it will help a lot. The two sounds of buzz on the wire and cixixi should be blended. I will make a little video about it. Thanks for comment

@@youarecapoeira muito obrigada pela sua resposta Mestre . I will try holding the caxixi that way.

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In a good way!!! Really inspiring video, appreciate the insight

Guessing you play the berimbau? In Capoeira it's such an important instrument and I strongly believe that before it was cared for more!

@@youarecapoeira I just got one about a week ago. I can't say I play it! That will be some weeks/months in the future. I've been playing drumset for 50+ years. The berimbau demands respect. I'm learning to string, tune, and hold it. I do that 2 or 3 times a day.

@@leor.labarge8625 It defiantly teaches patients even before getting to play it. Your doing the right thing and how to hold and hit it are a little difficult. The baqueta hand is the important one - carful not to use the wrist but rather the fingers and for arm. If you have independence from drumming the rhythms are easy once you get that striking action. Good luck - if you need any help message me,

@@youarecapoeira Thanks for your support! Much appreciated!!

@@youarecapoeira Thanks to you and a few other guiding voices ( some in Portugese!) I'm getting there! Long way to go! ua-cam.com/users/shortsSxxPRCXbneU?feature=share

I need to continue and do a few more. I have seen some very tense and limited berimbau playing recently. The enthusiasm needs to be combined with good technique - teachers responsibility!

@@youarecapoeira You've been really helpful. I made a video of my playing. Would it be an impositon if I asked you to look at it?

@@leor.labarge8625 Well that's nice to know. I'm happy to help if I can and I'm learning too . Which video send me it please.

@@youarecapoeira Thanks !! Here's the video. ua-cam.com/video/FAtPsWh2D9I/v-deo.html

Não tenho certeza sobre a afinação real - mas eram berimbau foi o primeiro Biriba que cortei na região do Rio de Paraguasu... Bahia. Falamos. Axe

Thanks fro your comment - I like a few different ways to do the negative and here is only one - but I understand not everyone has good knees. Here they say "Use it or lose it". I enjoyed too learning with João Grande Axe

I was luck to be invited to help a bit at that Uni with him mid eighties tho. I would have loved to have a chat with him after he retired

No passado, a jinga poderia ter sido mais apegada ao ritmo

Talvez no futuro tambem 😜🔥🤟

Olá Isabella - o instrumento é africano e a forma que vemos na Capoeira é provavelmente angolana. Existem vários tipos de berimbau africano e este se tornou o mais conhecido pela sua utilização na Capoeira.

@@youarecapoeira A capoeira surgiu no Brasil, como uma forma de resistência dos escravos trazidos da África na época colonial. Além de ser utilizada para defesa física, a capoeira foi uma forma de resguardar a identidade dos escravos africanos. Principalmente porque ela se consolidou no Quilombo dos Palmares. É difícil dizer quando o berimbau foi inventado, mas provavelmente se originou do arco primitivo, instrumento que já era tocado há cerca de 20 mil anos. Supõe-se que o berimbau de peito chegou ao Brasil com os primeiros escravos africanos, em 1538. Eu pesquisei no google, a capoeira fez parte da historia do Brasil, mais o berimbau realmente é africano.

@@isabelladepaula9845 Costuma-se dizer que a capoeira veio com o berimbau, mas acho que não e não há evidências. Quase com certeza ela se apegou à capoeira após a abolição da escravidão e talvez até mesmo no início de 1900 em Salvador ou na baía de Reconcovo de todos os santos.

Most of these videos are to help learn the basics well. Sometimes we don't have the time needed in each class to divide the class into different levels. Also, everyone is at a different level! Good luck and if you need assistance message me

Thanks, Casquinha for the support Hope you're well. Here is not the same and maybe never will be the London you knew again!

Happy new year. thank you so much. I'll be doing more

@@youarecapoeira look forwards to it. 😁

And who trains a lot doesn't ask questions! happy new year Matthieu

Thank you

Obrigado Gabi

This is a good sequence for you to get - try make it perfect - slowly with the correct posture and movement

Thank you Maria - hope to see you soon na Capoeira

Hi Adam - my first video was this! It's content I was happy with but I wanted to be lighter jejejeejejej Great to have your feed back and I hope we gonna be looking back in 10 years and commenting on capoeira in UK. Axe brother

It's exactly what was happening

Olá Bernardo, em que sentido está desafinado para você?

@@youarecapoeira opa tudo tranquilo? Fui criado num sistema em que o tocador define a afinação do berimbau então para o senhor ele pode estar afinado mas para mim ele não está Na minha opinião o a verga está pouco esticada e o arame está meio frouxo Mas como eu disse, o tocador faz a afinação do berimbau Axé

@@youarecapoeira mas quem sou eu para dizer alguma coisa, o senhor é mestre e talvez eu só não conheço esse tipo de berimbau

@@Bernardo-pf4sg Obrigado por uma resposta clara. O Berimbau é realmente aquele que todo mundo que toca diz "uau, que som", e foi por isso que perguntei. Eu acho que na capoeira as pessoas adotam um estilo de som e sentem que precisam ouvir isso. Costumo achar que o berimbau está tão rígido que não tem ressonância - o que para mim é a parte mais importante de um berimbau e a parte com a qual você pode jogar mais. Pode ter sido um pouco difícil no dia em que gravei. Você vive em Londres?

Eu toco ritmos diferentes com diferentes tipos de berimbau - então vou tentar tocar com outro tipo ao lado para ver se você pode ver a diferença

Glad you think so. These two have are a great example of UR Capoeira method and philosophy of training and playing.

Thank you. Seems to me that when we get these few basics down - apart from learning to practice daily - we get to advance in the rhythms much quicker... Hare and the tortoise

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Sim e muito bonito a balanca do roda tambem

OK thanks to let me know. What were you missing? I'll do a follow up to this shortly so keep practicing

Did I teach you in Weavers field park?

That's good to know - it's got something special for sure when you feel it

Never rush take it easy get the swing slowly then build it. Thanks for commenting

Also seems that many play it with the buzz note different without that swing or space - there is only one double buzz

Was a great 2 weeks with Marrom and his really great gang of students and followers

Was a good day that one. Gonna post some others soon