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The Asalato: Advanced Techniques
A step-by-step ADVANCED guide to the world's most unique percussion instrument
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- Intermediate
- 1h 36m video
- 62 lectures
- English
- Captions
- Last updated 2024
Taught by Inbar Heyman
- 1h 36m of on-demand video
- 62 lectures across 13 sections
- One-off payment — no subscription
- Lifetime access on web and mobile
- Closed captions (English)
Curriculum
13 sections62 lectures1h 36m total
- A Written Introduction to Advanced Asalato Techniques0:38
- A Video Introduction to Advanced Asalato Techniques1:40
- 4.1 Introducing the Switch (also known as the Air Turn)1:46
- 4.2 The Switch Technique3:00
- 4.3 Pattern: Hit and Switch VS Catch2:31
- 4.4 Pattern: Using Only Switches2:31
- 4.5 Pattern: 3 on 4 Polyrhythm (Switch VS Hit)2:25
- Creative Challenge0:49
- 5.1 The Off-Beat Switch Technique2:34
- 5.2 Pattern: One Switch1:20
- 5.3 Pattern: Two Switches1:39
- 5.4 Pattern: Using Both Switches (On-beat AND Off-beat)1:50
- 5.5 Creating Different Rhythms With One Pattern2:31
- Creative Challenge0:40
- 6.1 Top Shake1:48
- 6.2 Top Catch1:10
- 6.3 Basic Pattern2:04
- 6.4 Two-Hand Pattern1:17
- 7.1 Delaying and Accelerating2:21
- 7.2 Super Delay1:18
- 7.3 Super Delay From the Top0:51
- Creative Challenge0:34
- 8.1 Basic Click Refresher1:11
- 8.2 Combining Clicks and Hits0:47
- 8.3 Top Click3:21
- 8.4 Two Hands1:25
- 8.5 Single / Double Variations3:28
- 8.6 Starting on the Bottom2:43
- 8.7 Extra Technique: The Landslide1:12
- Creative Challenge0:42
- Creative Challenge #20:21
About this course
If you're ready to take your Asalato playing skills to higher levels, this is the course for you. A step-by-step breakdown of various advanced techniques that will allow you to play like an absolute PRO. The Asalato (also known as CasCas, KoshKash, Patica, Televi, Aslatua, Banakula, Kashaka and more) is an incredible instrument from West Africa whose popularity is growing and growing around the globe. The Asalato’s simple and innocent looks can be deceiving, as it is actually one of the more difficult percussion i…
Before you start
- A pair of Asalato AND
- Completion of my previous course "The Asalato: Developing Rhythm and Coordination" OR
- Ability to play the Asalato with both hands
Who it’s for
- Amateur musicians
- Musicians
- Drummers and percussionists
- World music enthusiastics
- People who need to improve coordination
- People who want to learn how to play an instrument
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