Ballet Dunun LESSON- DIANSA ; featuring Fara Tolno.

[@abibitumiholistics]

Love& light:very good teacher

[@nucder7531]

My friends recommended you to me because they said you are great, I can see why now! Keep up the good work, I wish you the best! (:

[@DjembeGuru]

Thank you so much for being part of the family!!

[@sirpizzaparker6130]

Love your content. My friends and i adore you and your work. Keep it up and enjoy what you do.

[@DjembeGuru]

Thank you my friend!!

[@salimthebarefootsage8182]

Can you demonstrate playing them fast? and maybe with the djembe accompanying so we can hear how they sound together?

[@jfraserm]

So great! Thank you so much 🙏

[@DjembeGuru]

You welcome!!

[@matibl1120]

hello! can we get the audio on the beginning of the video? thanks for all the material! greetings from Argentina!

[@DjembeGuru]

I just check, everything sounded great, maybe it was your internet!

[@abibitumiholistics]

Who can you recommend to buy a set of quality dun duns??

[@KruzerOak]

Thanks for making amazing videos!

[@lisahauser7542]

Hey I really enjoy your video, looking forward to many more. Thank you

[@DjembeGuru]

Thank you Lisa!! Yes! I have more at http:/Djembe.guru

[@hakanh.3982]

Hello. Does ist matter on which side the Kenkeni and Sangba are placed?

[@DjembeGuru]

No, you can do it on either side, but it matter if you are performing with Company, because you want look good together on stage!!

[@hakanh.3982]

Hello Fara. What is the correct pitch difference between the drums? I guess its not only a matter of taste!? And does the djembe-pitch matter for the bassdrums? I would be very glad if you can explain how to tune them to the correct pitch according to each other.

[@Hus2121]

Thank you so so much for this. Can you refer us to bands or music which incorporate these rhythms ? Or if there are videos of just all out Diansa drum jam / band!? That would be GREAT!!! Love ya man!

[@DjembeGuru]

Yes! I will let you know soon.

[@jessicami8748]

OOOh Blessings! You are so nice, let's drumming!

[@-boiadeiro-]

nice lessons)

[@DjembeGuru]

Thank you Dick!

[@vickytok65]

The counts on the first part or circle is actually going something like this : and - one - and-two and three and four.

[@filippocurzi2214]

Hi! 😁 is it possible to take online djembe lessons? or at least be followed, maybe with exercises to do? 🙄

[@DjembeGuru]

Yes! You can take online lesson at http/djembe.guru and it everything you need.

[@abrahamcastrolopez7193]

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[@DjembeGuru]

Thank you!!

[@deadperson7814]

how did you make your hair so long???