Thanks for the comment. Stay tune for more content coming soon. Happy Drumming

Thanks for the comment... Happy Drumming 😀

Thanks for the comment... Keep up the great work ... happy drumming 😀

Thanks so much for the comment... stay tuned for more videos to come ... happy drumming 😀

Thank you for the lovely comment... we appreciate that... stay tuned for more videos coming soon... And yes, please check out the Djembe Masterclass Online Course, we feel it is great value and has over 100 video lessons that aren't on KZbin... Happy drumming 😀

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Hi Dave, thanks for the comment and view... the dun dun part for Akwaaba is actually very similar to the rhythm of the Djembe part but add a quarter note bell with one hand. We actually have this full rhythm, with a break, djembe parts, dun dun and percussion in our online course, the 'Djembe Masterclass' available via our website and links in the description. Plus it contains about 100 other videos. Stay tuned for more KZbin videos coming soon too. 😀

Thanks Brother... You are an inspiration to many ... keep up the great work and thanks for the support 😄

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Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed. Check out some of our other content too 🎶😊🪘👍 more to be uploaded soon. Happy drumming

Hi Deb, yes, this lesson is classified as a bit more ‘advanced’ 🪘🎶 but if you take it slowly and bit by bit, you will be able to develop and progress 😊 the key is repetition and keeping things smooth and even first before having to increase the speed. It’s good to push your personal boundaries too. The time signature is 4/4 but we are playing 5 groups of 4 notes across the bar of music (which is beats) try doing 1 roll, then 2, then etc good luck and keep practicing ☀️🪘

That’s great 😀 keep practicing and learn the basic techniques and rhythms first 👍🎶🪘

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Thanks for the comment Mario… stay tuned for more great content to come 🪘🎶

Thanks for the comment… stay tuned for more great content to come 🎶🪘 watch the videos on basic technique and ‘finding your flow’ 😊 the start of a beautiful journey in rhythm 🥁

Thanks for the comment. Yes you’re correct, but Ghana does have very strong drum and dance culture with their own traditional drums styles 🪘 we have also been in Guinea, Mali, Burkina Faso, Brazil and Cuba for drumming. Each have their own unique rhythms, practices and traditions. When we go to Ghana we learn Ghanaian rhythms and also have teachers come down from Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 where they do have strong traditional Djembe culture too. 😊🎶🥁 more videos coming soon

Thanks for the positive words Sandy. All the best 🎶🪘😊

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Both parts are 1 bar long (ie: 4 beats) but part 2 repeats the same thing twice with a slight variation by adding in an extra bass note on the second half. Therefore with that in consideration it is the same length as part 1. hope that helps.

Thanks Claude... all the best

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Thanks Lynnie

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Thanks!!

Thanks Lynnie. Enjoy and make the rhythms your own and flowing smoothly … 🎶😊🪘