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www.drumrhythmlesson.com african djembe lesson Posted by: drumrhythms
Video duration: 101 seconds Global video hits: 324600 This clip is from the "african djembe workshop1". online video lessons to learn to play djembe in a group context! With rhythms for 2 supporting djembes,dundun/bell and djembe solo. Related: djembe, dundun, rhythms, yembe, djundjun, jembe, drummmer, drumming, drum Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Djembe drum lessons InRhythm 4 Posted by: inrhythmvideos
Video duration: 67 seconds Global video hits: 660 Try this great rhythm and more at www.InRhythm.com.au Related: drum, lesson, djembe, inrhythm, class, tutorial, african, drumming, hand Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Son Clave Beats - Drum Lessons Posted by: freedrumlessons
Video duration: 199 seconds Global video hits: 35417 Bored to death of practicing? Try this... ?DrumLessons.com . Learning how to play the son clave is essential for any serious Latin drummer. In this lesson, you will learn how to incorporate the son clave (a five note pattern) into common Latin grooves. . Get the sheet music for this lesson online at: - www.freedrumlessons. com . Watch more drum lessons at: - www.FreeDrumLessons. com - http Related: son, clave, beats, rhythms, latin, drumming, free, drum, lessons Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Djembe Group: Simbe' Matoto, Guinea, West Africa / Rhythm Traders Roadtrip Posted by: rhythmtraders
Video duration: 190 seconds Global video hits: 38562 Djembe performance Group "Simbe' " play undercover in Guinea, West Africa. These guys are really throwin' down!!! The lead djembe is a shredder. They are playing outside of Mamady Keita's compound for the Tabaski Holiday. Very nice stuff. www.rhythmtraders.co m Related: djembe, mamady, keita, djembefola, famoudou, konate, guinea, west, master, drummer, africa, rhythm, traders Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Belly Dancing & West African Dance Classes offered in Princeton NJ area Posted by: drumdancecenter
Video duration: 63 seconds Global video hits: 7455 The Drum and Dance Learning Center in Princeton area, NJ offers Belly Dancing , West African Dance and Zumba World Dance Classes and more! Related: belly dancing, middle eastern, west, african, alexia, kim leary, drums, dance, princetonlearning, center, fun, tribal, finger cymbals, veil, fitness, lawrenceville Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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African Drumming Promo Video Posted by: MusicalMindsTX
Video duration: 35 seconds Global video hits: 42 Promotional video for the Centre for Musical Minds' African Drumming Related: centre for musical minds, african drumming, piano lessons, frisco texas, music school, drums, africa Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Alvaro Lopez African Drumming on Kit Posted by: alvarolopezmusic
Video duration: 163 seconds Global video hits: 991 This is a little 6/8 jam thing. My friend Rupert, who was recording, kept dancing as if around a fire in the background... while I was playing. Related: drum solo, african drumming, 68 grooves, cuban, afro-cuban, funky, afro, alvaro, lopez, second person, london, drums Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Koulanyah - Doundounba rhythm by Bangourake excerpt from upcoming DVD Vol3 Posted by: poncin
Video duration: 215 seconds Global video hits: 5265 Another excellent production (underway) by Mohamed Bangoura alias Bangourake! Volume 3 goes a step further with more advanced rhythms and new arrangements shown as they are currently being played in Guinea. Bangourake is an excellent teacher and clearly relays information on this video. Related: djembe, bangourake, mohamed bangoura, african drumming, guinea, djembe drum lessons, sibo bangoura Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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short dununba Konowulen one lesson, djembe ensemble and dununs Posted by: michaelpluznick
Video duration: 69 seconds Global video hits: 584 Check out these related videos: michaelpluznick.com short dununba (excerpts from on line lessons) Konowulen one lesson, djembe ensemble and dununs Wade Peterson (bearded man) Djembe, Ben Isaacs dununs, Michael Pluznick djembe Related: dununba, dunduns, djundjun, doundounba, hamanah, djembe, jimbe, jembe, percussion, drum, ensemble, instructional, how to play, lesson, class, djembe lesson, african, west african, african drumming Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Inspire-Works African Drumming masterclass: Djembe and Dunun drumming.mov Posted by: inspirework5
Video duration: 349 seconds Global video hits: 597 For more information please see www.inspire-works.co .uk Related: africa, african, west africa, west african, djembe, dunun, doum doum, djun djun, don don, bell, dunumba, sangban, kenkeni, bass, tone, slap, inspire-works, inspire works, workshop, pattern, break, call and response, solo Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Djembe Rhythm Mendiani - Lesson by Dion Rivers and X8 Drums Posted by: exit8babe
Video duration: 297 seconds Global video hits: 13055 www.X8Drums.com Drum instructor Dion Rivers breaks down the African Rhythm 'Mendiani" and shows how to play each part, followed by a full demonstration of the rhythm. Drum used in this video is the X8 Drums Antique Chocolate Deep Carve Djembe, 13x26. Related: mendiani, djembe lesson, djembe rhythm, djembe, dion rivers, x8 drums Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Djembe African drums 02-Sankule and Kadi Posted by: thedogsbollex
Video duration: 185 seconds Global video hits: 38158 African drums (djembe) musicians Sankule and Kadi in St.Ives Cornwall 2004 Related: djembe, african, drums, duet, video, gambia, musicians, st.ives, cornwall, entertainment, world, music Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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By: rich991980. on 19 Mar 10, 14:17:20
Bad Lesson. This guy is not a djembe player, he is a conga player. He plays slaps like on a conga, hand drums? are not all the same. If you just want to learn random stuff and don't care about the tradition on djembe, then there is something for you in this video. If you want to learn djembe find a teacher who's studied the tradition.
By: toolmantaylor. on 26 Jan 10, 07:06:44
drums are the most amazing instruments!? for me.
By: wurzeldidge. on 18 Jan 10, 23:49:30
Solo? djembe ist cool...
By: BambooSamurai33. on 12 Jan 10, 08:36:29
;? )
By: Jordainio. on 09 Dec 09, 22:20:20
Yo! I'm going to go jam like this on conga and something else i can find to overdub with! Thanks for this hah! Wish I had a? djembe...
By: ALZ219. on 29 Nov 09, 18:22:29
hater!?
By: MadameBF. on 05 Oct 09, 15:15:23
yeahhhh so? gooodddd
By: DjKelavey. on 25 Sep 09, 14:55:26
'white? joke
By: Kagge12. on 17 Sep 09, 20:20:54
vi tus otros videos? y me encanto el sonido y tu forma de tocar. me podrias decir de que marca y medida es el djembe del principio? y si son parches naturales o sinteticos... gracias
By: xxxjokesonyouxxx. on 18 Jun 09, 02:59:08
you fucking suck, you should give up ! anyone? can play a single hand drum
By: Djembist. on 01 Jun 09, 16:56:58
Good question! here are? some trusted suggestions on where to purchase high quality, authentic African djembes and dununs: holygoat percussion, wula drum, drumskulls drums - let me know if you have any more questions - happy hunting!!!
By: daneus11. on 31 May 09, 14:39:35
where? do you buy genuine instruments
By: DRJAYUS716. on 06 May 09, 03:11:56
ekon kon (timini) when a boy becomes a? man
By: ronnysoeberg. on 13 Apr 09, 07:25:27
There's actually two sorts of? globalization. It's what the word used to mean, and what it is now twisted into, that being cheap labor and exploitation. What it ment back in the day was free flow of the workforce and products all over the world. Now it's just sending a measly amount of dollars to a third world country so that slave drivers can force kids to make sneakers.. And as flight of the conchords said "the sneakers aren't getting that much cheaper". (from their song Think About It)
By: numofan. on 15 Feb 09, 09:28:23
With all due respect, I do not believe you should be attempting to teach rhythms from Guinea and Mali at this point. My advice is to find a good teacher, work hard on technique (bass, tone and slap *for djembe*); learn basics of dunduns, really *absorb* all the parts of several rhythms - and get a set of dunduns + a decent djembe. You really are not yet at the point of being able? to teach West African rhythms in a way that's true to the music. But you *can* get there.
By: Djembist. on 06 Feb 09, 15:12:44
Wouldn't it be lovely to play dunun parts on dununs instead of non-dununs? And the djembe parts on actual djembes? If you are going through the trouble of putting a video together and if you really love? this music, why not take the small, yet significant, step of getting real instruments and not machine made instruments that do not contribute back to the origins of this music - West Africa, where they are very, very poor and need the business.
By: marleenfernandez. on 05 Jan 09, 14:10:23
wat is akong kong wil je de? voorbeelden wat langer doen gr jesse en marleen
By: chokyinyima. on 05 Jan 09, 02:40:55
west african music is an immersion in culture and the the antithisis of globalisation. Thus support west african traditional instrument makers as much as possible. Learn to appreciate the difference between? a Malian drum and drum from Guinea 1 language 1 world 1 music, well perhaps, but personally i still run on 'variety' being the spice of life. Baraka!!!
By: chokyinyima. on 05 Jan 09, 02:29:00
we do see? globalization and we dont like all of it. Just imagine everybody eating kfc!!! Dan, if its just about the music why bother with the shirt and the background (cultral indicators) to make it interesting. Those who study west african music are in general very culturally specific, including west african born teachers. As Mamady Keita suggests, a teacher should provide 3 pieces of information. 1, the name of the rhythm, 2, the ethnic group who plays it, and 3, for what occasion.
By: shogunemperor. on 31 Dec 08, 19:07:02
Dear Drumrhythms, despite the comments, I personally? would like to thank you for breaking down the rhythms. Its fantastic! People speak of rhythms, solo blah blah blah.. but you're breaking down the sections to allow newbies to understand how its done! KUDOS for that! Keep up the great work, and about that shirt thing, people dont see that globalization is at hand, like someone said, 1 language, 1 culture! MUSIC!
By: RobBro19. on 20 Nov 08, 23:24:05
Thats? awesome!
By: drumrhythms. on 31 Oct 08, 15:11:11
im dan playing the video.this is not a discussion about race or culture,this is music. the clothes and background was meant to make it more interesting, not to break the clothing prohibition? and music law. Free your spirit and break stupid laws in your head,not in mine.
By: Zaragemca. on 02 Sep 08, 16:11:46
There is a right-way to play, when we are talking about African Patterns,becouse the playing means a communication,in this case the Arara's communication which is the root of all Djembe playing since, (202 B.C.),around the Greece Empire. That root arrived to Cuba with the slave-trade and I learned from my ancestors when I was growing up...Dr.? Zaragemca,(Gerry Zaragemca is a world's known authority in Afrocuban Percussion and Music).
By: chokyinyima. on 30 Aug 08, 04:49:58
Deejaeyzero,thanks for the personal email. I was unaware that one could do that. Hate is a strong word for those who offer a critique. Critique can be based on various levels of understanding and experience. "Hate" is not my source for the opinion offered. Dissapointment perhaps! I? will offer your advice to my Malian drum teacher when I display a lack of skill and he scoulds my attempts. "theres no right or wrong way to play or feel an instrument" will go down a treat with him! cheers
By: DeeJayZer0. on 28 Aug 08, 10:46:38
theres no right or wrong way to play,make,or feel an instrument. its ALL personal,and for his clothing,who cares! he can wear whatever he wants,as far as im concerned no instrument should be restricted to a culture,its all one culture,one? language,and one life,and thats music! dont hate and appreciate!