Video of my Jazz Playing

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Hi everyone!

At the link you can watch a VIDEO of my Jazz Playing:

YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGngCan1eg0



Best regards,

Alex Sanguinetti (Valencia, Spain)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[parser]

Very nice playing indeed! Good website too. What ride cymbal are you using in that video?

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Dear Parser,

Thank you for your words!

The Ride is actually a Leopard Crash 18 by Sabian, that at the time I used pretty often.

Best regards,

Alex Sanguinetti (Munich, Germany)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[Blue]

INCREDIBLE! Wow, you are very talented. I wish to sound like you someday. I love your quick chops, and sound. Good job man.

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Dear Blue,

Thanks a lot!
It's nice to hear from far away corners of the planet.

Warmest regards,

Alex Sanguinetti (Valencia, Spain)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[TopCat]

Wow. That's some intense playing. I've never seen that kind of speed used in a jazz context. Absolutely incredible!

[Drummer Karl]

That was absolutly outstanding jazz playing, really enjoyed it! I`m also more the jazzer, here is my playing: http://www.drummerworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7564

maybe you like to check it up ;)

Keep up jazzing :D

Karl

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Thank you Karl!

Good to hear from my neighbours also (I live in Germany too, in Munich, where do you come from?).

Great that you love jazz and dedicate to it (I have nothing against other types of music, of course). I heard your jazz file, you are doing good, just keep studing hard! (like we all do...)

Dear TopCat,

You are very kind, thanks. Beautiful Gretsch you've got...

Best regards,

Alex Sanguinetti (Valencia, Spain)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[The Bob]

Very good style...i enjoy it!

[Alex Sanguinetti]

"The Bob",

Thanks for your support!

Alex Sanguinetti (Valencia, Spain)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[funked_up]

Wonderful drumming, mate! I loved every moment of it! It's a thrill to see playing like this which should be on the site of www.drummerworld.com (http://www.drummerworld.com), but instead, see it on the forum!! Unbelieveable. Remind me why you aren't on this site again?? Lol. It is interesting that you use a matched grip technique on this genre and style of jazz. I love your playing man! I take it that you are a professional, correct? Like Drummer Karl, if you wouldn't mind checking out my jazz drumming on, 'Take Five', then that would be great! Please comment on it if you listen!

Again, amazing drumming!

http://media.putfile.com/Take-Five-29

[Drummer Karl]

Thank you Karl!

Good to hear from my neighbours also (I live in Germany too, in Munich, where do you come from?).

Great that you love jazz and dedicate to it (I have nothing against other types of music, of course). I heard your jazz file, you are doing good, just keep studing hard! (like we all do...)



thanks man, I`m also from Germany, from Nordhessen, do you know "Kassel"? Near this town I live.

let`s study hard ;)

Karl

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Dear funked up,

Thank you so much for the nice words! Where do you come from?
Yes, I'm a professional drummer, also drum teacher at some schools here in Germany. I play matched and traditional, but the first better, therefore the stuff that is most "involved" I play almost always with matched.

I checked out your file, but somehow it wasn't working, at least in my computer. This means: I could access the site with no problem and could see the "player" of your song, but it didn't play anything...

Dear Karl,
I haven't played in Kassel, lately (aprox. in the last 20 years!), 'though about 6 years ago I think I played in Erfurt (reference for others: a town near Kassel), but can't remember anymore with whom, LOL.

Thank you ALL for checking out the stuff!

Alex Sanguinetti (Valencia, Spain)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[Drummer Karl]

Dear Karl,
I haven't played in Kassel, lately (in the last 20 years!), 'though about 6 years ago I think I played in Erfurt (reference for others: a town near Kassel), but can't remember anymore with whom, LOL.

Thanky you ALL for checking out the stuff!

Alex Sanguinetti (Munich, Germany)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

yep...Erfurt, nice town, it is in Thüringen. it is great there! and so you are from Munich...wasn`t there, yet...just always see Munich in TV (mostly on "Pro Sieben") :-D

good luck!

Karl

[funked_up]

Alex,

I don't know why the link won't work. How strange. Oh well, thanks for trying! I am from England, and am planning on attending either LCM (Leeds College of Music), Drum-Tech, or Drum Institute next year.

It is great that you play both grips. Versatility is extremely important! :-)

Tim

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Dear funked_up,

Regarding: "I don't know why the link won't work", those are the mysteries of Internet!

I lived in UK (I love UK and it's people) for a short while and gave a clinic at Leeds College of Music in 1982.

Best regards and luck in your carear,

Alex Sanguinetti (Valencia, Spain)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[funked_up]

Alex,

You did a clinic at Leeds? That's awesome man! How were the students? I visited a few weeks ago, but the students were on holiday so I couldn't really find out.

Tim

Thanks for the good luck, I am sure I will need it!

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Dear funked-up,

I didn't see any drumstudent play then, but the students on the other instruments were great (I play with them during the clinic). I understand that is one of the major jazz schools in Europe, and one of the oldest, together with Graz (Austria), Cologne (Germany) and a few others.

I hanged out with the drum teacher then, again, in 1982 (I was 22 years old), he was an australian drummer, Tony Faulkner, who wrote an amazing book , "Solo Transcriptions for Drummers", with transcriptions of jazz drummers (Roach - Haynes - Elvin - Philly Joe - Shelly Mane - Tony), which are among the best, most occurate, transcriptions I've seen so far of these musicians. I don't know if he is still there...He was really nice with me, as everybody else in the school.

Check out some at my site!


Alex Sanguinetti (Valencia, Spain)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[funked_up]

Man, that's awesome! Sounds like it is a good place and everyone is nice. They had really nice facilities when I went there to have a tour. I am auditioning at the Christmas time. Do you have any advice for it? I hope Faulkner is still the teacher there!!

Thanks so much for your help,

Tim

[hotsauce3n]

nice playing and solo's, im jealous of your group you have put together

[theduke86]

Great, great playing, man!!! I really liked it. Your sound reminds me a little of John Riley...
Who says Europeans can't swing???? I heartily disagree.

[millersc]

Wow, that playing is great. Nicely done!

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Dear funked_up,

Well, Leeds College is one of the main schools not only in UK but in Europe, and is an INTEGRAL school, meaning with this: is NOT ONLY for drums but for all instruments, and on a University Level (TERCIARY level, if you know what I mean), so it's a much sought after place to study.
You'll have the possibility to study AND PLAY TOGETHER ALL THE TIME with some of the best students of the other instruments in the UK, and interaction is one of the things that make you grow the most, and is many times the harder thing to get (because of the organization-logistic needed, experience, contacts, etc...). Besides, you'll receive great drum tuition, and your drum camarades also will fill the previous profile (some of the best students in the UK).

This is not to say it is the only place and way to learn, but definetely THERE you'll be at one of the most positive enviroments available for your development.

I wish you the best in your audition!

Dear theduke86,

Thank you for your positive comments.
I'm curious to know which resemblence you found... In any case: John Riley! Great player, educator and FRIEND, I love the guy!


Dear millersc and hotsauce3n,

Thanks for all your beautiful comments!

Alex Sanguinetti (Valencia, Spain)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[funked_up]

Alex, again thank your for your wonderful help! I feel bad always replying to you because I may be wasting your time! Hahaha, but yes, thank you, I will take all your comments into concern and practice.

Tim

[MrCrazy]

Wow, very tight drumming. Those solos' were just amazing didn't speed up any either.

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Dear MrCrazy,

Thanks a lot!

Dear funked_up,

Don't worry, it was my pleasure.

Incidentally, I do have a service where I address any drum topic EXTENSIVELY privately on the Internet for a small fee (depends on number of questions and ammount of work for answering), but it was no problem to answer you briefly to this at the forum.

Again, my very best wishes,

Alex Sanguinetti (Valencia, Spain)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[funked_up]

Alright man, that's awesome! Cheers mate,

Tim

[funked_up]

Alex, and everybody else,

I just want to say that first of all, Alex, your website is great! To everybody else, you all must check out the double strokes and single strokes reading lesson video on the site! Alex, you are a fantastic and amazing musician! Your rolls blew me away. AMAZING!!

Tim

www.alexsanguinetti.com (http://www.alexsanguinetti.com) Everyone go there!!

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Dear funked-up,

Thanks a lot for your nice comments. Here is another video, this time, playing MEDIUM TEMPO JAZZ:

HERE IN YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqHhBTatT1c&feature=related

Best regards,
Alex Sanguinetti (Valencia, Spain)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[Drummer Karl]

Dear funked-up,

Thanks a lot for your nice comments. Here is another video, this time, playing MEDIUM TEMPO JAZZ:

http://site238.webhost4life.com/alexsanguine/AlexSanguinettiDrumsMunich.wmv

Best regards,
Alex Sanguinetti (Munich, Germany)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

http://site238.webhost4life.com/alexsanguine/PhotoUnterfahrtMainSmall.jpg


Wow, that was incredible playing mate! I like your soloing, very nice, great musicians!

Karl

[funked_up]

Yeah, Alex, that playing was awesome! Love the bass player in that too. So, what rudiments do you like to use on your soloing? I notice you use alot. I love to use 5 stroke rolls, 6 stroke rolls, and inverted 6 note rolls. What about you?

Tim

Nice pic too :P

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Dear funked-up,

Thank you for your nice words and interest.

I don't base my playing on rudiments ('though I did studied all that extensively too), but, IN SHORT, I think about music as a languaje and try to expand my knowledge of the languaje always with new "words" (phrases), "effects" (density, space, dynamics, and others), concepts, etc...

Best regards,
Alex Sanguinetti (Valencia, Spain)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Here is another file, different than the previous:

HERE in YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRwtSxxIex0&feature=related

Best regards,

Alex Sanguinetti (Valencia, Spain)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[klonos]

Very nice and clean jazz drumming man.And the tune 'The night has a thousand eyes' is one of my favourite tunes ever.If you want take a look at my today's post(jazz drummer from greece).Bye and thanks for keeping the jazz flame alive!

[slavetothestix2]

very nice playing man, i love your music. smooth. :)

[LDGuy]

Hey Alex, hip playing! Saw you over at HOD, you didn't post this there though.

Slick bone player there! Some fast stuff he's pulling off. Shame about the sound though, i'd think it's a little busy, but that may be just to do with the sound from the mic on the camera. Very cool stuff - you got any recordings out?

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Dear Klonos and slavetothestix2,

Thanks a lot for your words!

Hey Alex, hip playing! Saw you over at HOD, you didn't post this there though.

Slick bone player there! Some fast stuff he's pulling off. Shame about the sound though, i'd think it's a little busy, but that may be just to do with the sound from the mic on the camera. Very cool stuff - you got any recordings out?

Dear LDGuy,

Thank you. It is just from the mic of my cheap video camera (and rather old because this was filmed 13 years ago). The film was at HOD a number of times, even last week too.

Best regards to all,
Alex Sanguinetti (Valencia, Spain)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[balboa]

very impressive!!! u are a great drummer. i dont know what else to tell you that u havent already heard, but keep up the astonishing work

[DrummerBen1]

Nice playing indeed.

But I think the trombone player had to go to the washroom or somethin cuz he couldn't stop moving his legs. lol

[Alex Sanguinetti]

very impressive!!! u are a great drummer. i dont know what else to tell you that u havent already heard, but keep up the astonishing work

Dear balboa,

Thank you very much, every single support is appretiaded and counts indeed.

Take care,

Alex Sanguinetti (Valencia, Spain)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[YAMAHA DRUMMER]

very good swing pulse , i love your touch , you got the jazzy thing going on .
just great.
take care and keep on swingi'n

[LinearDrummer]

Good stuff....

You were all over that little kit....I'm just starting to listen to a some swing...but it seems kinda wierd seein Jazz played match grip...have you always done that?

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Dear YAMAHA DRUMMER,

Thanks for your nice comments and suport!


Dear LinearDrummer,

Thanks!

Good stuff....

You were all over that little kit....I'm just starting to listen to a some swing...but it seems kinda wierd seein Jazz played match grip...have you always done that?

Answer: Yes

Best regards,

Alex Sanguinetti (Munich, Germany)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[DrummerBen1]

Good stuff....

You were all over that little kit....I'm just starting to listen to a some swing...but it seems kinda wierd seein Jazz played match grip...have you always done that?

I play matched grip when I'm playing jazz.
I don't see how its weird besides the fact that its maybe not the usual way of doing it but as long as you can still play it properly, I don't see whats wrong with it.

Nice playing though.
Good job.

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Very nice playing indeed! Good website too. What ride cymbal are you using in that video?

Hi!

Since some of you asked me, and now I can photograph it, here is the ride I used on the first VIDEO:

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p302/Sonorlite18/SabianLeopardCrashMEDIUM.jpg

Best regards,

Alex Sanguinetti (Munich, Germany)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[Alex Sanguinetti]

HI, guys!

I just started an account in my space

http://www.myspace.com/alexsanguinetti

may be it will be easier to some of you to watch the videos. Thank you!

http://site238.webhost4life.com/alexsanguine/LivornoConcert4B.jpg

Alex Sanguinetti (Munich, Germany)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[Dr Drums]

Hey Alex, GREAT Playing !!!

Very technical yet melodic, reminded me of Max Roach, which is not a bad thing !!!

Keep up the brilliant work...

-a

[Ytsejammer]

do you still play with a leopard ride? it really sounds like it. I use one too, if you check out the thread just put up called something like, 'my band on ny's eve' you can hear it. I really love that ride, it's like no other. it's super dry, but really full of a powerful wash when it get's going, very unique.

[bballdrummer34]

Was the trombone player played in that first video Conrad Herwig?

[foursticks]

Dude, checked out your myspace - incredible stuff! I also read you played with Joe Lovano - how was that?
Loving your soloing and the textures your using from all of your kit. Great stuff.

[Tidge]

I loved your videos, it seems your a very talented jazz drummer. Hope to see more coming! It seems you get to have a lot of fun playing.

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Hi, Guys!

Thank you all for the very nice comments, I'll try to answer all of you in the same order you wrote me:

* Dear Ytsejammer,

I still have the 18 Leopard Crash but don't use it lately. My main ride at the moment is a 20 Sabian Raw Ride AA, my second ride fluctuates between a 20 Sabian Legacy and a 20 Manhattan Ride HHX, depending on how they sound to me in the specific room I'm playing,

* Dear bballdrummer34,

Yes, the trombone player is Conrad.

* Dear foursticks,

Playing with Joe was incredible. It was circa 1992-3 during a whole week in Chile. He has great understanding of rhythm, awesome sound and on top is a very friendly guy.

Once again, thanks to you all: Dr Drums, Tidge, bballdrummer34, Ytsejammer and foursticks.


Alex Sanguinetti (Munich, Germany)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[Jazz]

Nice! That looked fun!

[bballdrummer34]

You're great man im going to friend you on myspace.

[GRUNTERSDAD]

Very nice Alex. I spent two years in Berlin and drank a few beers in Munchen.

[aydee]

reat stuff, Alex. Very tasteful playing!

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Dear Guys,

Thanks for your words!

* Dear bballdrummer34,

I already added you, warm regards!

* Dear GRUNTERSDAD (from Florida's Left Coast),

I'm a fan of Florida, and have been there a number of times. Last was in 2004, in Tampa, where I have a lot of friends. Great place! I bought my first proffesional set of cymbals when I was 15 (1973-4) in Coral Gables, will never forget!


Once again: Jazz, aydee, GRUNTERSDAD and bballdrummer34 many thanks!

Alex Sanguinetti (Munich, Germany)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com
http://www.myspace.com/alexsanguinetti

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p302/Sonorlite18/JasonTrioSmall2-1.jpg

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Me playing BOSSA NOVA with Brushes:

HERE in YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ux7b407mtvA

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p302/Sonorlite18/AlexSanguinettiPauloMunizSmall.jpg

Best regards!

Alex Sanguinetti (Munich, Germany)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com
http://www.myspace.com/alexsanguinetti

[Clayton_C]

Great playing! Solid knowledge of the jazz paradigm, great comping skills! I wish the audio were better. :(

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Dear Clayton C.,

Thanks a lot for your very nice words!

Is that your real name or you pick it up as a tribute to the Brush Master?

Best regards and much succes in your drumming!

Alex Sanguinetti (Munich, Germany)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com
http://www.myspace.com/alexsanguinetti

[jay norem]

Hi Alex, you sound real good. I play matched grip too. You know your stuff man.
I'd like to ask you a question if you don't mind. There's been a discussion on another thread about what records should be recommended to a drummer who wants to learn about jazz drumming.
What records would you recommend to such a person, and what, if any, record do you remember helping you the most when you were just taking up the study of jazz drumming?

[Clayton_C]

Dear Clayton C.,

Thanks a lot for your very nice words!

Is that your real name or you pick it up as a tribute to the Brush Master?

Best regards and much succes in your drumming!


Nope, that's actually my real name! Maybe if I'm lucky, someone will confuse me with him and invite me to a huge gig in some important place!

[Alex Sanguinetti]

... what records should be recommended to a drummer who wants to learn about jazz drumming...

Dear Jay,

Thank you very much!

That's a difficult question to answer because there are so many great artists to learn from that would take a long time to list them all.

I basically focussed mostly from bop to today, and not so much on what happened before that (but that's interesting too, of course).

A very brief list of drummers I would reccomend to listen includes Max Roach, Art Blakey, "Philly" Joe, Roy Haynes, Elvin Jones, Tony Williams, Jack DeJohnette.

Then there are a lot of drummers who are more known for their contribution to Fusion playing, especially in the 70's, but that played jazz with special freshnes, like Steve Gadd (Chick Corea and so many others), Harvey Mason (Mulligan-Baker), Billy Cobham (lots of CTI records in the 70's and some late 60's), you can draw ideas from all of them, an incidentally any drummer you like from any style. As long as you understand the dinamics, touch, interaction, etc. that works well for jazz you'll be able to most likely ad what you like from them to your style of playing.

Then you have the more recent drummers like Jeff Watts, Ralph Peterson, Bill Stewart, etc.

I would basically recommend ANY record with those 13 drummers.

Then all the good local drummers, every town from every country has their own, a number of guys not too wellknown but that are great.

The list I made is very small, there are hundreds or even thousands, really, but at least it would help someone to start, and most probably, just looking for these artists, they would run into many other fantastic players.

It depends also on what specific direction of jazz drummer you want to be.

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p302/Sonorlite18/RecommendedCDsAlexSanguinettiSmall.jpg

Best regards!

Alex Sanguinetti (Munich, Germany)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com
http://www.myspace.com/alexsanguinetti

PD: In the case of the three first players listed I would like to mention one album from each, because many recordings of that period are not too clear due to the tecnology available back then (not that there are not lots of very clear recordings of them 'though):

* Max Roach: "Saxophone Colossus" (Sonny Rollins)
* Philly Joe Jones: "Sonny Clark Trio" (Sonny Clark)
* Art Blakey: "The Giants of Jazz" (live tour with Dizzy, Al McKibbon, Monk, Stitt, etc recorded at the Victoria Theatre in London)

[jay norem]

* Max Roach: "Saxophone Coloseus" (Sonny Rollins)
* Philly Joe Jones: "Sonny Clark Trio" (Sonny Clark)
* Art Blakey: "Giants of Jazz" (live tour with Dizzy, Al McKibbon, Monk, Stitt, etc

Yeah. Sonny Clark! Great suggestion for a beginning jazz drummer, a piano trio.

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Hi Jay,

In your first message your question was:

...what records should be recommended to a drummer who wants to learn about jazz drumming...

However in your second was sligtly different (at least to me):

...suggestion for a beginning Jazz drummer, a piano trio.


My first answer was about drummers/records I think you should know if you want to "know about" or play jazz.

However, if the question is what drummers/records should someone concentrate on or analize if you are STARTING to play Jazz, my answer would be slightly different. It should be records that you, somehow, could analize and maybe play-a-long with:

So I include three (of the many):

* Max Roach: "Saxophone Colossus" (Sonny Rollins)
* Philly Joe Jones: "Art Pepper meets The Rhythm Section" (Art Pepper)
* Jimmie Cobb: "Gettin' Together" (Art Pepper)

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p302/Sonorlite18/StartingJazzRecordsSmall.jpg

For listening anyone of the first 13 drummers, but for STARTING TO ANALIZE the three previous records. Besides you should listen, even if you don't really understand what's going on, the kind of Jazz that excites you the most, whatever the direction is. The idea is that with those 3 records you can start developing some foundation for most types of Jazz.

Of course this is a simplified answer, the process is long, BUT BEAUTIFUL.

Best regards!

Alex Sanguinetti (Munich, Germany)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com
http://www.myspace.com/alexsanguinetti

[jay norem]

So I include three (of the many):

* Max Roach: "Saxophone Colossus" (Sonny Rollins)
* Philly Joe Jones: "Art Pepper meets The Rhythm Section" (Art Pepper)
* Jimmie Cobb: "Gettin' Together" (Art Pepper)

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p302/Sonorlite18/StartingJazzRecordsSmall.jpg

For listening anyone of the first 13 drummers, but for STARTING TO ANALIZE the three previous records. Besides you should listen, even if you don't really understand what's going on, the kind of Jazz that excites you the most, whatever the direction is. The idea is that with those 3 records you can start developing some foundation for most types of Jazz.

Of course this is a simplified answer, the process is long, BUT BEAUTIFUL.

Best regards!

Alex Sanguinetti (Munich, Germany)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com
http://www.myspace.com/alexsanguinetti


Excellent choices. I can't find fault with any of these. Appreciate the thoughtful response Alex.
You do know your stuff.
Have you visted the All About Jazz site? I think you may like it. And we definitely need more drummers there!

http://www.allaboutjazz.com/

It's been a little sleepy there today, but we get into some very good discussions and there some real heavies who post there. Come on and join up. You'd be a most welcome addition.

Jay

[asht89]

great playing mate, loved the video :)

[Alex Sanguinetti]

great playing mate, loved the video :)

Dear asht89,

Thanks a lot for the positive feedback, and for expending some of your time watching the material. I imagine you are talking about the FIRST VIDEO.

Just in case:

I posted 4 VIDEOS in the thread, here are all of them together:


* Up Tempo Jazz Trading: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGngCan1eg0

* Medium Tempo Jazz Trading: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqHhBTatT1c

* Jazz Fusion Song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRwtSxxIex0&feature=related

* Brazilian (Bossa Nova) Brushes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ux7b407mtvA

Best regards!

Alex Sanguinetti (Munich, Germany)
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com
http://www.myspace.com/alexsanguinetti

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Another video, this one is 15 years old!

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p302/Sonorlite18/th_AlexSanguinettiMedium1995LIGHT.jpg (http://s131.photobucket.com/albums/p302/Sonorlite18/?action=view&current=AlexSanguinettiMedium1995LIGHT.mp4)

Best regards!

Alex Sanguinetti (Munich, Germany)
http://www.myspace.com/alexsanguinetti
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[Ekim]

I really like the Brazilian brushes video. Nice job.

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Ekim,

Thanks a lot!

Best,

Alex Sanguinetti (Munich, Germany)
http://www.myspace.com/alexsanguinetti
http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Another old one, from 1996:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6kGkGZuQtc

One day I have to pick up the camera and bring it to a concert...

Whatever...

Best,

Alex Sanguinetti
http://www.myspace.com/alexsanguinetti

http://www.alexsanguinetti.com

[Alex Sanguinetti]

I moved to Valencia, Spain, here is my new webpage!

Me he mudado a Valencia, España, y esta es mi nueva pagina:

http://www.myspace.com/clasesdebateriaenvalencia

Greetings/Saludos!

Alex Sanguinetti (Clases de Bateria en Valencia)
http://www.myspace.com/clasesdebateriaenvalencia

[Alex Sanguinetti]

Some Rudiments from Valencia Spain (Rudimentos en Valencia)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0t_l5mv1cg
Best regards!

Alex Sanguinetti (Clases de Bateria en Valencia)

[Alex Sanguinetti]

A little bit of jazz comping from Valencia, Spain (acompanamento de Jazz desde Valencia):

http://www.myspace.com/video/vid/108879282#pm_cmp=vid_OEV_P_P


Best regards,

Alex Sanguinetti (Clases de Bateria en Valencia)