Djembe Patterns - TORO

[@fotofitstrips]

Love your rhythms. Suggestion: get a friend to play the complimentary rhythm at the end so we can see how they sound in relation to one another.

[@lestrum]

Working on Macru and will get to this next. Thanks Kalani. You have been highly inspirational.

[@marffvmarffv5438]

OK Thanks for your efficient way to explain rythme for any kind of style and on more popular percussion instruments. This has been à while that I'm looking at your video because it just relaxing me to my surprise. Anyway I made the jump to not only listen and try to play on a newly purchased djembe. At 52+ it is à bit late but... Anyway playing percussion is à pleasure. So Thanks, just subscribed and please keep safe and continuing this way. Cheers from France

[@sikalafoikigai1314]

Great rythm :) thank you for another lesson. Its really inspiring :) wish you can upload the videos more often!!! Peace on the streets!

[@Misterdandamanify]

Isn't it often enough.? I need time to practice one rythm a pretty long time

[@robertryder1097]

Great lesson- thanks!

[@daveargall3454]

Good rhythm - well explained

[@lestrum]

Is the last part basically similar to the Kassa you teach in All About Djembe?

[@sikalafoikigai1314]

Hello. After practicing the pattern. I've noticed you play a ghost note before the second bass tone with your right hand just after the right slap. The pattern sound more 'full' with that... :) when I try this its terrible xd Heeelp pls ;)

[@Misterdandamanify]

And now ?

[@shanellebobin648]

Upload more please

[@Misterdandamanify]

Whats going in with that subs??!!@

[@conlangknow8787]

This guy really talkin’ ‘bout them tareaux