Flute and Djembe _ Jam Session

[@stevieboots]

Love the build up, bridge, end everything! Great job!

[@jonesmyth]

That is a powerful piece of music, full of joy and creation. Thank you for channeling it.

[@masophie13]

listening to you , a good time for this afternoon , God bless

[@aniketjosh2000]

i m speechless Ojas sir... looking frward..fr such things.. in future... i m keeping up the riyaz... !

[@bangersfuzzy]

Was für ein Geiler Sound.Super Klasse. So stelle ich mir ne Session vor.

[@djembegrobi]

great session, cool sound

[@Digithalis]

Great session bros

[@VanshLuthra256]

Shashank is Awesome man Ojas you're too good bro.Just read you comment below. Hope you've brushed more on you techniques. But this is beautiful manBTW, I haven't seen Africans using much fingers, its all palm for them, I guess its in Indian genes to be intricate with art.All the best man, God Bless.

[@theindiandjembe]

Oh yeah, those techniques are too basic. Working on new ones. 😊

[@1980amitt]

Kya baat hai!

[@KrishnaKinkersingh]

awesome man!!

[@theindiandjembe]

Thank you very much my friend.

[@paragf17]

Nice........

[@theindiandjembe]

Oh thank u very much for the appreciation...

[@aramislucas3281]

GREAT

[@89Aneisha]

u guys are crazy talented...

[@arijohn4138]

Hi

[@theindiandjembe]

Thanks my friend...

[@berndezpercussions]

Yes sir

[@1980amitt]

Hello Sir, is there anything like Right handed or Left handed in Djembe drumming. I might be wrong but you appeared to be Left handed to me in this video. Would be a favour if you clarify!

[@theindiandjembe]

Well if someone's learning the basics I would say this concept should't be considered so that both the hands are equally trained in Bass, Slap & Tone. Later the hands take their own accent. Even african djembe players give more preference to their stronger hand but train both the hands equally. I would suggest the weaker hand should be trained more. I'll be uploading the hand exercises soon.