Yankadi Rhythm (two parts) - Tutorial

I'm showing how to play two different parts to the African rhythm Yankadi. I'm playing this on djembe.

[@guntherernestobiller9333]

Thank you very much - your tutorial is the best of all.

[@marlenecornwall]

Thank you, love the way you teach. I am getting it. Thank you!

[@sd4301]

I love ♥ your tutorials Cathy💘!! Keep up the great job⭐. I'm still a newbie and am slowly going through all of your tutorials. With much ❤and gratitude from one Sister to another!

[@CathyStacy]

Glad I can help. Enjoy.

[@Misterdandamanify]

Ha nailed the variation too :)

[@drumfan_4.20]

thank u, thank u, tu tu tu!! 🙋🙏🙌

[@Misterdandamanify]

0:30 first 1:55 variation

[@HokuSeaglassHawaii]

This will get me started if I can do it!

[@CathyStacy]

Yankadi starts on the 4 (end of the rhythm) that is one I start off with my left hand. You start with your weak hand. All African rhythms start with your dominant hand unless it starts at the end. Not many do, though. Good luck.

[@HokuSeaglassHawaii]

I'll do my best!

[@tanjaan]

Gaaf

[@christiangarcia6327]

Completely wrong

[@CathyStacy]

I'll let the African teachers know when they are back in the Country. Im sure they will get a kick out of your comment. FYI search Master Keita Yankadi. He's one of the Masters in Africa.