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Bossa Nova Drum Beats: Clave
Bossa Nova Drum Beats: High-Hat Syncopation
Bossa Nova Bass Drum Ostanato Beat
Bossa Nova Rim Clicks: Rhythm 1
Bossa Nova Rim Click Drum Beat: Rhythm 1
Bossa Nova Rim Clicks: Rhythm 2
Bossa Nova Rim Click Drum Beat: Rhythm 2
Bossa Nova Rim Clicks: Rhythm 3
Bossa Nova Rim Click Drum Beat: Rhythm 3
Bossa Nova Rim Clicks: Rhythm 4
Bossa Nova Rim Click Drum Beat: Rhythm 4
Bossa Nova Rim Clicks: Rhythm 5
Bossa Nova Rim Click Drum Beat: Rhythm 5
How to Play a Bossa Nova Drum Beat
Bossa Nova Drum Beat: Quarter Note Fill
Bossa Nova Drum Beat: Triplet Fill
Summary: An ostanato is a repeating drum pattern usually done on a bass drum in bossa nova drum-beats. Play bossa nova drum-beat variations and discover a creative side with tips and lessons from an experienced Latin drummer in this free video.
"Now we are going to the bass drum, the kick as I like to call it the bass drum because it just kicks when you are in the band. It is the uuh. So what we are going to be doing here is we are going to be grooving. An ostinato is a repeating pattern in music. It is something that just keeps going on, repetition repeating. The sound of this is going to be like this one, two and three and four, one two and three four and with the ride cymbal it is going to sound like this."
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