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WorksheetsMarimba Rhythms
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
It is played in a cheerful way. Is written in 6/8
Son de Pacua
Son Barreño
Son chapin
Guarimba
Of Czech origin it's written in 2/4 time and the rhythm is very fast.
Guarimba
Fox-Trot
Polka
March
It runs fast and it's for Christmas time. It's at 6/8
Waltz
Chotis
Son de Pascua
Paso doble
Rhythm created by Victor Wotzbelí Aguilar. Is marked at 6/8.
Son Barreño
Guarimba
Son Tipico
Waltz
Their rhythm is moderate and sometimes somewhat slow. Is written in 6/8 time
Son Típico
Son Barreño
Son Zapateado
Paso Doble
Of Spanish origin as a 2/4 march, but is interpreted faster.
Paso doble
Chotis
Fox-trot
Son Típico
it has a calm rhythm and is similar to
the mixture of the typical son and the waltz. It is written in ¾.
Son zapateado
March
Son Barreño
Chotis
is a dance rhythm adapted from North American jazz. It goes to 2/4, or 4/4 depending on the intent.
March
Fox-Trot
Corrido Guatemalteco
Son Zapateado
Written in 3/4 or 3/8 time to dance it emphasizing the first beat.
March
Paso Doble
Waltz
Corrido Guatemalteco
It is a very happy and festive rhythm, written in
6/8 beat.
Son Chapin
Guarimba
Polka
Son Zapateado
It comes from the Scottish waltz. It is written in 2/4 in moderate time to dance as a couple.
Waltz
Chotis
Corrido Guatemalteco
Son de Pascua
The rhythm is accentuated, written usually in 2/4.
Waltz
March
Guarimba
Corrido Guatemalteco
It is written in 2/4 or 4/4 with the intention of setting the pace for military, religious, civic or funeral parades.
Fox-trot
March
Paso Doble
Polka
