Dafnis Prieto, Part 12: The Piano as Rhythm Instrument in Afro-Cuban Music

In this clip from www.artistshousemusic.org - Drummer and professor of Percussion Dafnis Prieto continues his master class in Latin rhythms and percussion with a response to an audience question about the role of the piano in Afro-Cuban music, and how the tumbao pattern, played on a piano or a tres fits into the framework of the clave.

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