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Not Rumba Clave… but Son Clave. Published here to demonstrate the difference between 3-2 and 2-3 Clave. The clave pattern itself never changes. Renee has to start singing the first song on the three side of the Clave, but the second song has to start on the two side. And finally the ending back on “one” of the three side again. Seven years young at the time, Renee switches between 3-2 and 2-3 clave flawless , with these two songs from K3 (A Dutch vocal trio, especially for children)
#TBT Featured Video: John Santos Latin Jazz Percussion Workshop
John Santos conducts a Latin Jazz percussion workshop for the National Museum of American History at the Smithsonian Latino Center for Jazz Appreciation Month April 2011. Visit the Smithsonian YouTube Channel to view more artist talks and performances.
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