Hi, how are you? I am Miky Moreno this is
the virtual classroom the Tukebatukes channel Percussion and we are going to see a video today that
is key for me , you are going to take a lot of information valuable I mean stay until the end. Also you
will have a gift if you stay until the end, you I'm going to leave a gift. We are going to see how it is assembled,
how an African rhythm is assembled.
When we talk about an African rhythm we are not just talking about a djembe pattern or a certain accompaniment. When we do a rhythm in the djembe is an accompaniment, but the
ensemble is several rhythms, both djembe, several accompaniments like dundun, sangban and kenkeni playing at the same time and we will see it step by step, you are going to take all the information so
that you can assemble this Diagbe rhythm from the beginning At the end I also want to do it in a
trilogy plan . In this first video you go to have all the djembe patterns, all
the djembe, dundun, sangben and kenkeni accompaniments separately so that you can
study it. In a second video I am going to mount a only djembe so you can study it and
develop your own phrases okay? and I'm going to leave all this in writing.
You are going to be
able to download all this material written for that you see it very clearly also visually and
to finish in a third video we are going to leave a practice track with all that ensemble playing so
you can practice all the accompaniments that we have seen and all those solo phrases, I mean
you are going to have this rhythm from top to bottom whole then subscribe so as not to miss any
of those videos that are going to appear in the following weeks and the gift that I tell
you but you have to see it until the end.
So when you finish and see the whole assembly you will have below
a link to download the pdf with this little table with all the written rhythms okay? This is going
to help you a lot to then be able to see it go following him. So this rhythm that we are going to
see, this ensemble is a rhythm called diagbe is from the northeast of Guinea from the Kourousa region
and is played both in Guinea, that in the northeast It has a border with Mali and is played in both places
in Guinea it is called Diagbe and in Mali it is called Madan but it's basically the same rhythm.
We can hear this rhythm in many recordings made by the great teacher Mamady Keita to whom we owe
and are grateful for all the material that has ceded throughout his life, which has been a great
diffuser of culture, of his culture, of the culture malinké and music and specifically djembé,
as he is the great teacher.
Come on, let's go with the rhythms directly. The first
djembe accompaniment if we call PRU PUTUPU PUTU PA TA PA says tá pata godó tá dum cata godo pa patá
godo tá dum catá like always godo open open the O. S slap and dum I put it with a
B for bass. We play it well seen from above 2nd accompaniment of djembe
says PRU PUTU PU PUTU PATAPA dum godo pá – godo pá dum godo pá – godo pá PRU PUTU PU PUTU PATAPÁ CHAN closure 3rd accompaniment of djembe is going to be for
serious djembe and we are going to do PRU PUTU PU PUTU PATAPÁ godo chun chun – godo godo chun chun godo godo chun chun godo – PRU PUTU PU PUTU PATAPÁ CHAN Come on let's see the dundunes Come on, let's see the ensemble, I'll leave you
the link above so you can go direct to download the scores, okay? the boards
so that you can see it organized and subscribe to see the following videos that we are going to see the phrase
of solo for this rhythm and then you will also have in another video a practice track so you
can practice everything.
Let's go for the assembly So come here I say goodbye with this
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