clave

Possessives

beat: Once you've learned salsa's dance pattern to the tumbao moderno, aligning 4 of clave's 5 beats is fairly straight-forward.

Converse of object

• play: Imagine your image playing the clave smoothly, effortlessly, accurately.
• call: The fundamental element of the son is a rhythmic pattern called clave ( lit.
• clap: Listen to the original song again and clapping clave, note how the singer accents and phrases the vocal to it.
• obey: Clave A s yet the most robust criterion for defining a piece of music as salsa music is that it should obey the clave.
• hear: Therefore hearing just one clave beat in any given bar of music will tell you which side you're in.

Adjective modifier

implied: So, having the same sensitivity to implied clave that a salsa musician has would be a handy little skill for a dancer.

Modifies a noun

• rhythm: Establish the clave rhythm stream through the clapping of your hands.
• orientation: Now let's proceed to get the feel of clave orientation deeper ingrained.
• phrase: Putting clave phrases together end-to-end gives us the clave rhythm stream, right?
• stream: Establish the clave rhythm stream through the clapping of your hands.
• pattern: This clave pattern is tho to be the ancestor of the Cuban patterns.
• tap: But we do not literally step to ALL the beats that the clave instrument taps out.

Noun used with modifier

• son: Most of them will be son clave, so pick those.
• rumba: Common keys are the son clave, rumba clave, samba clave and cua; all descended from the African key.