Maraka with Bassidi Kone

Melbourne African Drumming workshops with Bassidi Kone and Amadou Kalissa.
More info
bassidikone.com/
www.dundunkan.com/

[@darz3829]

It's amazing how many of these native drummers are on You Tube. Equally amazing is the fact that they all sound virtually the same. I can only figure that it takes very little talent to do that.

[@TomasKerle]

It is amazing how you copy/paste this nonsense all over youtube. Playing djembe takes many many years to master but it definitely helps if you start when you are 4 four years old..Guys like Bassidi devoted their life to music which means they practice or perform almost everyday. The west-african djembe players can sound similar to people who have no experience playing this type of music. For some people opera also sounds all the same :)) Anyway try to do something better with your life than commenting things you don’t understand.

[@darz3829]

@@TomasKerle My comments are my opinion. I have the right to say what I want, the same as you comment nonsense as well. However, I do agree with your statement about "it helps if you start when you are 4 years old." I taught in elementary school and one of the activities was a type of drum-circle. Exactly the same as in these videos, and (I know you hate this) they sound pretty much exactly the same. Without practicing. And since you didn't know about that, "try to do something better with your life than commenting things you don’t understand."