Drissa Kone - Sumalen

[@bibiafrica]

drissa Kone = great jenbe music! his solos otranscribed with the "Jenbe Realbook - Vol. 2" are also highly recommended!!!

[@SpiralOnUp]

Wow! this music has notes that it seems I can't even hear, but only feel.... It moves.... and it does something to my being, my brain feels more tuned up

[@ThomasFallet]

Jolies phrases bien articulées ! C'est très inspirant d'écouter les vieux jouer posémment !

[@32194598]

thanks for panning the channels! I'd appreciate a little bass eq in the rhythm drummer. Great video.

[@purklang]

Great!

[@poimotion]

Kings of Djembe!

[@shivalingpd]

great

[@tylerwyler77]

A toddler can play all 88 notes on a piano. To properly play the three basic "notes" on a djembe requires years of practice. I spent 2 hours a day for two years before my sound could appropriately speak the language.. I have played many other instruments; strings, brass, piano, percussion, and otherwise, and I assure you that it is not "easy to play those drums." This man is a master musician, and your disrespect comes across as being culturally insensitive at best.

[@djembeweaver]

This rhythm is very difficult, even if it does sound simple to the untrained ear. If you got 3 non-africans to play exactly the same rhythms it would sound nothing like this. The reason is that this putative 6/8 has a very unusual feel (or swing) insofar as it has an uneven pulse structure. In this case the 3 pulses in each beat are warped to make a long first pulse followed by two variable length pulses.

[@Rockdrigo0]

They have this "im so cool" look.

[@yagareta]

yep there is allways some or culturaly iliterate ones that talk about stuff that is too complex even when it sounds aparently simple, tooooo many ignorants opening their mouth about what they aint got a clue.......easy to spot an ignorant if they open their crap holes