Djembe Solo Play Along: Mamady Keïta - Dansa

[@adelegangai8173]

Thank you Kevin!!! All of you are so awesome!! Keep playing!! ❤️❤️

[@jorgegranada4964]

Thank you very much.! Great lesson. Il Learn it.

[@hassanlotfi4894]

What a wnderful all round West African Mammady inspired teaching and sharing. This was great, thank you all so very much. Still very much looking forward to the posible sharing in your multi nationa project. drumzkool from England

[@zafirable]

Very nice videos guys... thanks for sharing... greetings from Greece

[@AlexEarthshipLeeor]

Thank u thank u thank u thank u! Thats how to teach and such good quality.. god bless i been waiting decades for this kind of thing ❤

[@sickali]

Thank you very much, a great video, I love ti. A hug from México

[@kiazami]

Kelvin, thanks for making this kind of my dream to become true. A long enough, fun enough, deadly accurate way of inviting us to the presence, that your beats can offer! Sending a lot of love from Hungaryyyyjaaawhoeeee!

[@mosidosi]

Thank you very much ! So helpful !!! Please, go on! Greatings from Canary Islands

[@KelvinKew_FankaFellas]

Hola! Muchos gracias mosidosi ❤️

[@greggpowell8895]

Thanks this was a great video for learning; the tempo was prefect, the audio quality was great, the Duns were on point. I liked how you didn't rush the video but repeated the solo phrasing and built on it enough times that it was not necessary to continually put it on pause and rewind. Also the split screen with the close-up of your hands striking the drum was a stroke of genius and helpful. Thanks for your effort and that of your team.

[@KelvinKew_FankaFellas]

Thanks for for watching Gregg =) Happy to share and hope it helps!

[@gabrielmartinez84]

Thank you for transmitting Mamdy's teachings, the knowledge generated from him cannot be lost in time. Thank you very much Mamady for being born

[@jonathandeacon3027]

Awesome work, Kelvin! Kudos to the dunun crew……great stamina

[@KelvinKew_FankaFellas]

Thanks Jonathan!

[@marshallgfosterjr99]

Thank you.

[@annaoleksa40]

Great job as always 👍👌❤️ Thank you for sharing 🙏🙏🙏

[@KelvinKew_FankaFellas]

Thank you for watching Anna ❤️

[@lidiaber6837]

THANKS!AMAZING!

[@damiencarpenter2975]

Can you break the Solos into smaller segments, then do each segment at a much slower pace, review each, then loop it. Excellent Solo and thanks so much for sharing.

[@matiasalvarez3967]

U are amazing guys! Thanks for shearing all this! Watching u from New Zealand. :)

[@KelvinKew_FankaFellas]

Hello from Singapore Matias 👋 Thank you for watching!

[@ann-mareerundle9242]

Wonderful - so appreciating these videos! Big thanks! Feels like absolutely brilliant learning even if the playing of these is not in reach for me yet. And so much pleasure in hearing them played.

[@artmusique3583]

Anitchie 👍🏾

[@elichworldpercussion2624]

Great

[@guidoluisarganitorrez3078]

Una belleza, me encanta

[@KelvinKew_FankaFellas]

Thank you ! Do check out DJEMBE FLOW app or djembeflow.com for more ☺️

[@ghinagatapal5381]

Bravissimi

[@theinnertraveler2821]

thanks!!!

[@congaazultambores2750]

gracias desde Colombia sur america, muy buena leccion😄

[@wileyriveaux8666]

Fantastic video, thanks for putting this together!

[@KelvinKew_FankaFellas]

Hello lovely people, thank you for your love and support always ❤️ I've now got my own app and you can enjoy, learn and request more contents at www.djembeflow.com or download "Djembe Flow" from Google Play Store or Apple app store! 🎶😊🪘 - Kelvin Kew

[@treebergman3276]

Awesome instructional video. Segment 2B is very challenging for me, I'm not sure where the notes land.

[@afshinator]

Super cool. Thanks for your work. Please do more.

[@KelvinKew_FankaFellas]

Thanks for watching Afshin! Let us know if there are any specific rhythms you would like to see!

[@afshinator]

@@KelvinKew_FankaFellas Djaa?

[@MrLouisvilleRealty]

EXCELLENT Videos.SINCE YOU ASKED, I will give you some constructive pointers, that think will help your fans and viewers. 1. Section 2b- Would have helped if you mentioned how many slaps (I count 9) to play before the bass tone, and then break down the feel of that last bit. 2. Section 3- Similar, I would reommend counting out how many times you play the repeating phrase (I believe 7)_before the series of slaps and broken down the placement and feel of that a bit more. The last portion of section 3 is probably the hardest to understand. Again, GREAT content, so please take that as kindly as humanly possible. You are clearly a great player with a humble heart. Thank you, Kelvin!

[@KelvinKew_FankaFellas]

Thank you for the kind comment❤️🙏 Totally makes sense 🎶🎶🎶

[@adelegangai8173]

Thank you Kevin!!! All of you are so awesome!! Keep playing!! ❤️❤️