Darbuka Lesson 1 (7) - Left-hand patterns [Int]

[@hackeem7]

You are just inspiring people to play darbuka

[@Gamestationx360]

It's like ear candy. So much variation in the melody!

[@Zhudewang]

Than you, this is very good for me ... I am just beginning to get some of the basics from other tutorials.

[@stellaluna8933]

These are great lessons. I can't wait to start playing :)

[@madhuss7977]

This tutorials are very helpful.

[@didgworld1]

Hi Karol, SUPER-Tutorial, best wishes from Bavaria, Germany.

[@willdrum1]

Thanks for the great lessons! Would love to see more!

[@federicotiziani1166]

You are the best, thanks!

[@amirabdulreda]

Kind sir, you have taught me a lot!

[@peacelovemusik]

i figure it out like this: when he speak about double speed off-beats, he said that you have to stroke with left hand, after the beat (named with numbers) and after every off-beat (named with "*" or "and"), so if you took the musical figure sixteenth note or semicorchea or whatever you know it, and place it under the image on 3:10, all you have is a perfect match! why? because the figure that he is demostrating there, is a sixteenth note. For each beat there is going to be 4 strokes

[@peacelovemusik]

4 strokes for each semicorchea (sixteenth note). In spanish (i know it like this beacause i speak spanish more than english :p) the way you write and sing a semicorchea to play it, is like this: 1eia 2eia 3eia 4eia.Remembering that each number represent the beat. Also each letter represent a stroke. In the maqsuum 1:05 , when you play it with the double speed off-beats 3:28 and you help yourself sing it with1eia 2eia 3eia 4eia and place it under the rhythm DT TD T but incorporating the left hand

[@andresa1963]

Awesome!!!! Love the tutorials...

[@sarahaldali1489]

Very helpful

[@tribaltomsk]

Thank you so much for your lessons!!!

[@rosaleticia.]

I love your lessons! Thank you so much! Greatings from Brazil

[@SimoneSilva-qc2hn]

Muito bom. Obrigado

[@TheDRUMMER311]

nice rhythms i love !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SweetMoves]

Thank you for your cool videos!

[@Msgdos]

Great lesson! Very helpful. Thanks for posting this video:)

[@orginaalnaa]

Great ! Thanks :) I like it !

[@SyafiqSharif]

This tutorial really help

[@olimgattorosso]

Grande!!!

[@positivedrumming]

great man! thanks!

[@klangr4usch]

very good lessons! thx, learning a lot from u :)

[@tsatalmpasis]

EFXARISTO POLY EISAI POLY KALOS DASKALOS!!! TY U

[@ratzeXVI]

hey, really like your classes! Are you planning to publish more? I'ld love it! cheers andreas

[@laurs9092]

from 3:10 i understood very little. what is going on there?

[@NiEmPo213]

nie zle :) dzieki za rade :)

[@safwanabs8305]

super

[@xeneizevzolano]

Folks,,,Do you know where can I find the rest of the Intermidiate lessons? This guy really know how to teach...the other just wanna show their virtuosity...Greetings from Argentina

[@TheGambheer]

Hi. Thank you for the vedio. I'm the beginner.. My left fingers are very weak... Can't play like you. Please suggest

[@xoutofdatex]

use your wrist, make it very relaxed and flexible, and train a lot.

[@thesoulliar]

for the other lessons?

[@AlKuufi]

I didnt understand what [B] means until ive come to this lesson

[@wnfernand]

Become difficult for me

[@Lehmann108]

@CLdanceandrum If your non-dominant hand (which would be your left hand if you are right handed) hurts when playing this means that your technique is wrong. The drummer in this video has a very strange way of holding his left hand with the thumb stuck way out. If you are imitating this style (which is in no teaching style I've ever seen) Bring your thumb way in, right next to your index finger. Your hand will be more relaxed and in a more appropriate position.

[@jhondevolder2261]

The way the rhythms are written is not correct. That makes it difficult to learn. For example: X.oo, Xooo, Xoo., ... is just something he wrote but you can't understand the rhythm from it.

[@hinasaftarachel]

10x from israel!

[@isfahani]

Great concepts, but almost totally lacking in proper technique. Weird.