Djembe rhythms and grooves for kids, Kuku, Patatje, Kono, Yankadi, Rumba

[@marshiayoung9729]

Teaching myself the djembe language..Thanks for your simplicity

[@philrobinson71]

Nice to have the just the rhythms without loads of talking. Good Work.

[@Louisejsinderstar]

I had to do this for my homework and I found it very easy to use and I love it thanks so much x

[@zqxzqxzqx1]

I dig that last groove. Thanks for introducing me!

[@ch5ld]

very helpful, love the simpleness of the video, Thank you!

[@wendymccune933]

A friend and I have been using a CD....the visual really helped!

[@MichaelGoldMusician]

very nice! even i could play along reasonably well. thanks very much. this is helping me get my Djembe on : )

[@multipercussion2010]

Thanks Michael!

[@Avidiam]

Awesome .. Thanks dude

[@Zawuli76]

Petite erreur dans le descriptif, le 3eme son , le claqué ou slap est utlisé dans votre enregistrement ( bass , tonic et slap ).

[@Jules_marieCA]

Wow Cool!

[@danielc3686]

nice reverberations!

[@kayself1891]

I like the look of this drum. Anyone know what it is? Thanks for video.

[@sophovot5079]

u should upload mirrored versions that would be easier to play along with like the video is flipped horizontally

[@multipercussion2010]

Thanks!

[@JLBarbagallo]

Thank you. I found the video useful, but having the camera in front of you adds a level of complexity to the learning, as the hands are opposite. Placing the camera behind you next time would allow students to mimic your hands more easily.

[@alisiddiqui1001]

Jyotir Barbaga

[@marksuagushasiyono]

mantap....good.

[@TheRealSlaveZero]

When doing bass, your fingers with thumb should be tighter together. Standard without thumb. Spread them when slapping. You'll notice the difference. P.S. Try and feel the drum.

[@Misterdandamanify]

But coming from a slap... Isn't it hard to close your fingers that quick. Well maybe not..

[@TuesdayBeats]

I agree!!!

[@CathyStacy]

The first rhythm IS NOT KUKU. It is Yankadi.

[@georgebanks3122]

This was ok but it didnt really teach me how to actually do these rhythms so it would be nice to have a tutorial video :D

[@Raidcrusher]

And now please faster

[@8a12a05]

He made it look easy, but I'm Having difficulty, lol.

[@g.97hughey94]

Tim Othy It takes practice, lots of practice. Also, don't think about your drumming, feel your drumming. I always tell people drumming, especially hand drumming, is a snake brain activity. Practice while watching TV it will help keep your mind out and let your feelings talk to the drum.

[@CathyStacy]

It doesn't seem as though the rhythm parts and the rhythm names are in the correct order. Are they?

[@multipercussion2010]

I know what you mean, but in this video I don't use the slap so it is not necessary to spread my fingers. I learned a lot in Africa about djembe playing. Every year I am teached by professional teachers. The position of your hands is personal. Imprtant is the sound. I know that the sound of this video isn't good, it's taken by a small camera. But it only shows you the rhythm, not techniques. Anyway thanks for your comment.

[@czorny1]

thx

[@unknownboy695]

Im 11and I'm GCSE level

[@mikehahoseloesysfeche2488]

make menc meat out of it !!

[@tompiedimes]

Wat d hell is that

[@multipercussion2010]

Adisa Bishop uhmmmm djembe (for kids)

[@patriciahutter8070]

Beim Trommeln nie die Hand aufstellen ,Falsch

[@castor1121]

Horrible!

[@multipercussion2010]

castor1121 too difficult whahaha

[@jeremydemeyer3474]

horrible c est l horreur

[@multipercussion2010]

Thanks!

[@multipercussion2010]

Thanks!