Mamady Keita 2007 workshop in Taiwan

[@stuneedel]

Mamady is one of the very few masters of the djembe on the planet. Spent an entire weekend studying with this amazing man about 5 years ago. That's his wife, Monette Marino, on dun duns. One of the best drummers on the planet herself! Found this incredible video almost by mistake. Great to see them in action!

[@TetuShani]

This literally has everything I could ever hope to see in a solo and so much more...speechless!

[@sandyferraro4455]

j'ai été le voir en concert a Strasbourg en 1999, franchement pour moi c'est un exemple, il fait le tour du monde avec un tel savoir faire et transmettre cette passion. Nice et merci à vous. C'est un reve de savoir jouer comme cela.

[@Djembefolas]

ah I forgot about this video... like meeting an old friend after some years :)

[@numofan]

I love his use of dynamics and very subtle ornamentation - beautiful solo!

[@Jsantananeto]

BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!

[@TerrierBram]

Very well rhythms, incredible timing.

[@LENWOIS]

9:12 Mamady is the man! seeing him live is an experience unlike anything else.

[@rpdbluevideo]

SO MUCH MELODY~~!

[@Kushy36]

he's the best

[@hailloki]

wow. very nice.

[@thecroninagency]

Tha man

[@mxm190]

awesome mamady master djembefola !!!

[@tecomatl]

el mejor

[@ubergeraldine]

Not a patch on Zakir Hussein. Different instrument but still better.

[@tonyhawk7298]

What's the name of that rhythm ?

[@resovoirdog100]

+tony hawk I believe its called Djembe Kan. A tribute to the drum master that taught him, Karinkadjan Kondé.

[@tonyhawk7298]

phoenix lights thanks

[@rodmansdagoat]

Djembe kan is what is called a djembe solo with no other instruments. Kan means sound. The rhythm they play together when Monette comes in is called Zaouli. It acompanies a mask dance by the same name from Ivory Coast

[@daminik79]

monster