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Manfred
Mirsch studies drums and percussion since 1981. At that time more
interested in Rock music he started studying drums. While listening
music from Cuba, Brasil and Africa he started to learn percussion
instruments at 1985.
His musical interests focused on afro-cuban
rhythms and so he took lessons from teachers like José
'Changuito' Quintana, Luis Conte, John Santos, Los Papines and
Eduardo La Voy). While studying cuban music in Berlin and Havanna
(Cuba) he got introduced to the special techniques of playing
congas, bongos and timbales and learned the most important rhythms
in latin-american music.
In Berlin he played with several bands,
touring in Berlin and all over Germany:
Berlin Percussion Project (Percussion-Show), Blue Iguana (Funk),
Caché (Salsa), Cockatoo (Latin-Jazz), Energia (Salsa),
Los Gringos (Latin-Jazz), Melao (Salsa), Moving Mirrors (Rock),
Nice Guys (Latin-Rock), Orquesta Burundanga (Salsa), Orquesta
la Predilecta (Salsa), Pambiche (Merengue), Pan Combo (Calypso),
Pan Fire (Calypso, Latin-Jazz), Picasongo (Son Cubano), Ramba
Samba (Samba), Rumbarsa (Afrocuban Folklore), Salcherengue (Son),
Salsa Mania (Salsa), Salsacional (Salsa), Samba Lolek (Salsa),
Son Timba (Salsa, Timba Cubana), Son Trombon (Salsa), Suzi Onyx
and The Little Havana Combo (Salsa), The Hip (Acid-Jazz), Too
Late (Jazz), Ven Pa Ca (Salsa).
At the moment he plays with the following
groups:
* Berlin Percussion Project (Percussion-Show with tapdancers)
* Orquesta Burundanga (Salsa)
* Pan Fire (Calypso, Bossa, Salsa)
* Rumbarsa (Afrocuban Folklore)
* Son Trombon (Salsa)
* Los Gringos (Latin-Jazz)
Private
lessons and workshops in Berlin - Germany.
Congas, timbales, bongos; specialized on afrocuban rhythms.
Manfred Mirsch - feb. 2003
Sheet music (click on image to enlarge)
Listen to the midi file
of the solo: click here

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