Miudinho rhythm was created by Mestre Suassuna, founder of the Group Cordao De Ouro. It defines the style of the game itself, which is called again Miudinho. The berimbau plays fast and the rhythm sounds like Angola rhythm but it is faster.
Hits Sequence in the Berimbau:
TICK TICK DIM TICK TICK DIM TICK TICK DIM DOM DIM
Hits Sequence in the Atabaque:
TIP CENTER CENTER TIP
Sao Bento Pequeno sounds like Angola rhythm but inverted – the last two hits are reversed. It defines a close and fast game.
Hits Sequence:
TICK TICK DIM DOM SHAKE
Sao Bento Grande rhythm is the most common rhythm in Capoeira Contemporanea and very well known all around the world. It defines a fast game. The rhythm sounds like Sao Bento Pequeno, apart from the last hit and the playing speed.
Hits Sequence in the Berimbau:
TICK TICK DIM DOM DOM
Hits Sequence in the Atabaque:
TIP TIP CENTER TIP
Amazonas rhythm is a a welcoming rhythm used to greet visiting Mestres and guests in some Regional and Contemporanea schools. It does not define any type of game.
Hits Sequence:
TICK TICK DOM TICK TICK DOM DIM TICK TICK TICK DOM DOM DIM
Santa Maria is a rhythm used in a game where the players try to pick up with their mouths, a coin placed in the center of the roda.
Hits Sequence:
TICK TICK DOM DOM DOM DOM DOM TICK TICK DOM DOM DOM DOM DIM
TICK TICK DIM DIM DIM DIM DIM TICK TICK DIM DIM DIM DIM DOM
Idalina is a rhythm that defines a slow, but powerful game. This game is played with knives/razors.
Hits Sequence:
TICK TICK DOM DOM DIM DOM DOM DIM
Angola rhythm is of the oldest and most traditional rhythm. It defines the Angola game, a slow performance where players demonstrate balance and corporal expression. The tempo can range from slow to moderately fast.
Hits Sequence:
TICK TICK DOM DIM SHAKE
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