GROOVE MASTERCLASS
Give a boost to your sense of rhythm!
with Marco Galliero
The care for every detail allows us to offer a nearly live educational experience with the teacher, directly at your home.
A true master who offers you a unique educational path, enriched by what he himself has developed over years of experience.
Once you purchase the course, it will be yours forever and we will always be ready to offer you assistance to allow you to use it freely whenever you want.
COURSE DETAILS
The Groove Masterclass course by Marco Galiero is an in-depth journey into the world of groove, designed to enhance the sense of rhythm and the fluidity of performance for every musician.
Through a series of structured lessons, Marco guides students to develop a deep understanding of rhythmic subdivisions and polyrhythm, essential elements for mastering musical genres such as funk, swing, blues, Latin music, and many others.
The course begins with an introduction to the concept of groove, exploring its importance and the techniques to develop it through practical exercises with hands and feet.
Subsequently, Marco focuses on the rhythmic subdivisions, teaching how to count eighths, triplets, and sixteenths with the help of the metronome. These exercises not only improve rhythmic accuracy but also help to understand how to apply these subdivisions to various musical instruments.
A key aspect of the course is learning the accents and specific hits in rhythmic subdivisions, essential for creating a smooth and precise groove. Marco demonstrates how to apply these concepts on bass, piano, and guitar, always keeping the focus on hand coordination and independence.
Rhythmic reading is another pillar of the course. Marco introduces techniques for reading subdivisions and rests, using the metronome to improve the synchronization and fluidity of the rhythm. The importance of correctly reading triplet eighth notes is emphasized to achieve the right feeling, especially in the shuffle and swing genres.
The course also explores Latin music, particularly samba and bossa nova, and their influences on funk. Students learn the specific rhythmic figures of these genres, including short and long sounds and the clave. This rhythmic understanding is essential for correctly performing these musical styles.
A particular attention is dedicated to rhythmic pronunciation and correct accents, essential for performing the groove authentically and precisely.
Marco also introduces polyrhythm and the "three over two," with practical exercises to understand and apply this rhythmic figure, showing their importance in African music and their influence on genres like shuffle and swing.
Marco Galiero's course is a comprehensive experience that provides students with the necessary tools to improve their sense of rhythm and their ability to create complex and engaging grooves. With a combination of theory and practice, Marco offers a thorough guide to becoming more versatile and rhythmically aware musicians.
As always, in addition to the video lessons in 4k and HD audio, you will find a detailed booklet with all the transcriptions of the exercises proposed in the course.
START NOWIntroduction to the concept of groove and its importance in rhythm. Use of exercises without instruments, with hands and feet, to develop a good sense of rhythm.
Rhythmic subdivisions: exercises with a metronome to learn to count eighths, triplets, and sixteenths, using hands, feet, and instrument. Application of subdivisions to different musical genres such as pop, blues, and funk.
Subdivision exercises to simulate the groove of the drums. Application of subdivisions to different musical genres and the importance of coordination.
Specific exercises in rhythmic subdivisions, emphasizing the upbeat and downbeat to better understand the various movements. Application of accents on musical instruments, keeping the groove fluid and precise.
Rhythmic reading and groove development: reading exercises of subdivisions (eighth notes, triplets, sixteenth notes) with the metronome. Use of the metronome on 2 and 4 to improve rhythm synchronization and fluidity. Importance of rests to create a musical groove.
Rhythmic reading exercises on eighth notes and triplets, applying variations in duration and pauses typical of the shuffle and swing genres. Importance of reading triplet eighth notes correctly to achieve the right feeling. Practical exercises with metronome and instruments.
Subdivision into sixteenths, syncopations, and rests: reading exercises and practical application on instruments. Importance of precision and fluidity in maintaining the groove, with particular attention to the funk genre.
Exploration of Latin music, particularly samba and bossa nova, and their influences on funk. Practical exercises with specific rhythmic figures for bass, guitar, and piano, including short and long sounds and the clave.
Exploration of funk and shuffle, with specific emphasis on sixteenth notes and rhythmic subdivisions. Difference between even subdivisions and shuffle, with practical examples on instruments. Importance of rhythmic pronunciation and correct accents to perform the groove authentically and accurately.
Introduction to polyrhythm and "three over two", with practical exercises to understand and apply this rhythmic figure. Exercises with the body and instruments to develop rhythmic independence and improve the groove. Practical application on instruments with examples from famous songs.
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STRENGTHS
A video educational path in 4K and HD audio, the complete booklet of all the transcriptions of the musical parts analyzed and played by Marco Galiero, a professional musician who has collaborated with some of the most important artists in the world.
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The care for every detail allows us to offer a nearly live educational experience with the teacher, directly at your home.
A MASTER AT THE TOP
A true master who offers you a unique educational path, enriched by what he himself has developed over decades of career.
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For the maximum learning, our team has accurately transcribed all the teaching material proposed by the teacher.
MARCO GALIERIO
Marco Galiero began studying piano and guitar in 1990. From 1996 to 2000, he studied electric bass with a private teacher, laying the foundations for his future musical career.
In 2003, he participated in a workshop held by John Patitucci at the "Saint Louis College of Music" in Rome. Between 2002 and 2004, he deepened his study of the electric bass with Maestro Gianfranco Gullotto, also at Saint Louis. In 2005, he attended a training course held by Dario Deidda at the Conservatorio di Napoli.
From 2004 to 2008, he studied harmony and improvisation techniques with Master Valerio Silvestro at the "Mad School" in Naples. Between March 2007 and June 2008, he attended a training course in "Learning Psychology" with Dr. Valerio Salzano.
In 2008, he graduated in "Jazz and Performance" from the "Civica Scuola di Musica" in Capannori, achieving the highest marks.
In 2009, he studied jazz guitar for three years at the "G. Puccini" conservatory in La Spezia.
Since 2000, Marco has actively participated in numerous music festivals, both in Italy and abroad. He has been part of various tours, including the Conad tour with Peppe Vessicchio's orchestra, and has participated in prestigious festivals.
He has collaborated live and/or in the studio with numerous Italian and international artists, including Frank Gambale, Robben Ford, Mike Stern, Andy Timmons, Paul Gilbert, Alain Caron, Carl Verheyen, Guthrie Govan, and many others.
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