What you'll learn

How to play the Asalato (also known as koshkash, banacula, cascas, kasskass, patica, televi and more)

How to learn complex rhythms and patterns

West African Rhythm and Percussion

How to develop and how to improve coordination

Requirements

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

Description

*** INCLUDES A FREE 1-ON-1 ONLINE PRIVATE LESSON WITH ME (if you sign up by January 10, 2024) ***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 instruments in the world.In this course I include clear, detailed explanations for every technique, along with slow motion videos whenever needed. My goal is to make these techniques, rhythms and patterns as accessible as possible, as well as to encourage you to develop your own creativity and rhythmic flow.The Advanced Asalato Course includes the following techniques:On-beat and Off-beat Switch (also known as Air Turn)Top holdDelaying and AcceleratingAdvanced clicks (top and bottom)Spin-hitsPlaying in opposite directionsThrowingIncorporating the Asalato with drummingWhether you're a professional musician or this is the first instrument you've ever played in your life- this course will take you on a sweet journey with the world's most unique percussive instrument and the world of rhythms, patterns and coordination challenges that it opens up.