How to play the Mbira (Tutorial #5)

[@MariaCalfaDePaul]

I hope you continue this series. I notice this is the last one. Hope you have been well and do continue. Thank you

[@chanachaHumbaMakombe]

I love your channel, l feel our culture wont die, Maita basa

[@RhythmInAfrica]

hahaha Muchitendeiko. Keeping our culture alive is the dream hey, thanks.

[@chanachaHumbaMakombe]

i am gonna start playing mbira because of you, just ordered a mbira

[@tiesa516]

Love your painting & your channel!!

[@arthurmupfumira3538]

Mwana wamai wakanyanya I once looked for mbira lessons on KZbin ndikashaya, I'm glad to have come across your channel and kaTHAT of storrytelling our African history: still waiting for the next Chaminuka Chapter. #KeepTheCultureAlive

[@RhythmInAfrica]

That's the Idea brother thanks a lot rega tirove graft!

[@turtle3341]

please add this in your playlist, i nearly missed this video, really great job as always btw!

[@RhythmInAfrica]

Added! Thanks

[@lindsaykupeta9654]

I have learnt a lot by following these lessons. More than music😊😊😊

[@MrDumile]

That sequence at the end....are you still around?

[@RhythmInAfrica]

Yes I've got much better recent videos.

[@rumbie5162]

Omg this is amazing. Thank you so much for this series. I'm trying to teach myself how to play so this is so helpful! I know the video has been up for a while now but is there any chance of getting the note numbers anywhere?

[@RhythmInAfrica]

Thanks a lot! I don't quiet understand what you mean by note numbers. The way I used numbers in this series was according to the numbered notation which I explain in one of the videos in the series. Maybe if you can explain further or give examples I can get a clearer picture of what you mean.

[@rumbie5162]

@@RhythmInAfrica @Rhythm In Africa thanks so much for responding! So, in lesson 3 you gave the note numbers for Nhemamusasa based on the scale of C (1, 3, 6, 1, 4, 6, 2, 4, 6 etc). If you've got the time, I'd really appreciate the same for Chamutengure? Really appreciate you, your channel and everything you're doing!

[@RhythmInAfrica]

Okay so those note numbers you gave are the BASS NOTES or CHORD PROGRESSION of Nhemamusasa. So the chord progression for Chamutengure is much simpler, just 1415 and I explain it better in the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6rZhayYhL2Ap6c . Lemme know if it's not clear enough and I'll find another way to explain. I appreciate you too.