Rhythm in a box: The story of the cajon drum – Paul Jennings
Many modern musical instruments are cumbersome or have a lot of parts. Some need a stand or a stool. But the cajon is a drum, a stand and a seat…
Read More »Gryffin, Illenium – Feel Good ft. Daya
♪ ♪ ♪ YEAH, I DOUBT, I DOUBT MYSELF ♪ ♪ AND I'M TOO PROUD TO ASK FOR HELP ♪ ♪ WHEN YOU SEE ME BESIDE MYSELF ♪ ♪ I…
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breaking bread has made me whole so I also recorded the performances there at my parents' house in very much a kind of chameleon' intense tuition just really intense withdrawn…
Read More »Five(ish) Minute Dance Lesson – Swing!: Lesson 1: East Coast Swing
[MUSIC PLAYING] Hi. My name is Nina. And I'm Bobby. Today we're going to be teaching you East Coast Swing. For me, I'm going to be the role of the…
Read More »How to Do a Drum | Irish Step Dancing
How to do the Drum in Irish Step Dance. The Drum in Irish Step Dance is created by three sounds. In the first sound, the dancer lifts the back foot…
Read More »Ievan Polkka, but with ducks (The Kiffness Duck Club Remix)
Ievan Polkka, but with ducks Kick Hats Quack Keys Not a Bark Claps Let's Go! Bass Definitely a Quack Shaker Trumpet? hmmm… This will do "Hello" – Duck Pads wut?…
Read More »Darbuka Lesson 2 (8) – Roll patterns [Int]
Hi. Until now we have been talking about fills and rolls within the instance of one measure. Now it is time to discuss larger building blocks, and something I myself…
Read More »Five(ish) Minute Dance Lesson: African Dance: Lesson 2: Pelvic Isolation and Limb Throws
[MUSIC PLAYING] African dance position is usually with a wide stance, knees slightly bent, and your pelvis out, your chest open. This is where you will be happiest during African…
Read More »Traditional African drum classes
https://youtube.com/watch?v=7sPWDsMRP64 It is a language. While you're making music you're also hearing other people's music and you find that you're communicating, that you're creating a harmony together. Today's class was…
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