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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › SurdoSurdo - Wikipedia

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   The surdo is a bass drum or a large floor tom -like drum used in many kinds of Brazilian music, such as Axé/ Samba-reggae and samba, where it plays the lower parts from a percussion section.

2. www.zingsmusic.com › surdo-brazilian-drumSurdo Brazilian Drum - What Is a Surdo and How to Play

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   Jun 27, 2023 · June 27, 2023 by Hauard Corey. Imagine the pulsating rhythm of a parade coursing through the streets of Rio De Janeiro, the vibrant and melodic cacophony that is the essence of Carnival, and at the heart of that beat is the Surdo. Often referred to as the heartbeat of Samba, the Surdo drum is a fundamental piece of Brazilian music culture.

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   Who invented the surdo?

   • The surdo was invented by Alcebíades Barcelos - (Bide) in Estacio de Sa in Rio de Janeiro and was first used in Rio carnival in 1928, in the parade of the first ever samba school, Deixa Falar. WHAT INSPIRED BIDE TO INVENT THE SURDO?

   History of the Surdo - Samba Drumming

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   What is a surdo in samba music?

   • In Brazilian music, the Surdo plays a pivotal role. The rhythmic heartbeat of the Samba originates from this drum, which maintains the tempo and provides a consistent rhythm that guides the band. Samba music typically uses two or three Surdos, each playing a different rhythm, creating a complex, interlocking rhythmic pattern.

   Surdo Brazilian Drum - What Is a Surdo and How to Play

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   What is surdo music?

   • While traditional Samba music remains the Surdo’s mainstay, its distinctive sound has not gone unnoticed in other music genres. Its deep and resonant tone can be found enhancing the rhythm in various forms of music, from pop and rock to jazz and electronic music.

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   How many percussionists are in a surdo?

   • While one hand strikes the drum with the mallet, the other mutes and/or plays some supportive or decorative rhythms around the main pulse. Surdos are most commonly and traditionally used in Escolas de Samba where they can have as many as 25 - 30 surdos in a group of 100 percussionists.

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4. pt.wikipedia.org › wiki › Timbalão_de_chãoTimbalão de chão – Wikipédia, a enciclopédia livre

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   Na música, o surdo(pt-BR) ou timbalão de chão(pt-PT?), é um tambor cilíndrico de som grave tipicamente feito de madeira e pode ou não possuir peles em ambos os lados. Este tipo de tambor baixo representa a extensão mais grave dos timbalões.

5. es.wikipedia.org › wiki › SurdoSurdo - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre

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   Su función principal en el samba es la marcación del tempo. Los surdos también pueden encontrarse en bandas militares y generalmente son utilizados para marcar el pulso binario de la marcha, en conjunto con el bombo y la caja .

6. omeka-s.grinnell.edu › s › MusicalInstrumentssurdo · Grinnell College Musical Instrument Collection ...

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   The surdo is a Brazilian double-headed membranophone. Its strongest association is with the baterias (percussion sections) of Rio de Janiero samba schools, and with Afro-Brazilian Carnival music from Bahia in the northeast.

7. percussion.byu.edu › surdoSurdo - BYU Percussion Techniques

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   While one hand strikes the drum with the mallet, the other mutes and/or plays some supportive or decorative rhythms around the main pulse. Surdos are most commonly and traditionally used in Escolas de Samba where they can have as many as 25 - 30 surdos in a group of 100 percussionists.

8. sambadrumming.weebly.com › history-of-the-surdoHistory of the Surdo - Samba Drumming

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   The surdo was invented by Alcebíades Barcelos - (Bide) in Estacio de Sa in Rio de Janeiro and was first used in Rio carnival in 1928, in the parade of the first ever samba school, Deixa Falar.