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Dagyu is a hunting rhythm taught by Iya Sako at Djemboree 2024.

Dagyu is a hunting rhythm taught by Iya Sako at Djemboree 2024.

This video contains audio of the kenkeni, sangban, dununba, djembe accompaniments and a full rehearsal track for Sinadon. The audio is adapted from notation by Nigel Sadler based on a workshop by Billy Konate at Djemboree in 2024. The track is broken down as follows: 00:08 Kenkeni 00:25 Sangban 00:57 Dununba 01:28 Kenkeni, Sangban and Dununba 02:01 Djembe 1 02:17 Djembe 2 02:33 Djembe 1 and 2 0...

Soli is a large family of rhythms and there is mostly a common feel with the djembe and kenkeni parts (mostly in 3 time, or ternary). The big difference between the different Soli rhythms is in the Sangban and dununba. There are one or two exceptions like Soliwoulen, which is a binary (4-time) rhythm. Makono Söli is a rhythm from the village of Makono in Guinea, which is just a few miles south ...

Soli is a large family of rhythms and there is mostly a common feel with the djembe and kenkeni parts (mostly in 3 time, or ternary). The big difference between the different Soli rhythms is in the Sangban and dununba. There are one or two exceptions like Soliwoulen, which is a binary (4-time) rhythm. Makono Söli is a rhythm from the village of Makono in Guinea, which is just a few miles south ...

Soli is a large family of rhythms and there is mostly a common feel with the djembe and kenkeni parts (mostly in 3 time, or ternary). The big difference between the different Soli rhythms is in the Sangban and dununba. There are one or two exceptions like Soliwoulen, which is a binary (4-time) rhythm. Makono Söli is a rhythm from the village of Makono in Guinea, which is just a few miles south ...

Various accompaniments which can be played alongside Jarabi on the kora.

Madan is originally a Maninka rhythm from the Mandé region and is played at many festivals and celebrations especially at Tabaski and the end of Ramadan.

Madan is originally a Maninka rhythm from the Mandé region and is played at many festivals and celebrations especially at Tabaski and the end of Ramadan.

This video contains audio of the kenkeni, sangban, dununba, djembe accompaniments and a full rehearsal track for Shemufoli. The audio is taken from notation by Nigel Sadler based on a workshop by Sidiki Dembele in 2023, Drum Camp 2019 and Hans Camp 2017. The track is broken down as follows: 00:08 Kenkeni 00:31 Sangban 00:51 Dununba 01:31 Kenkeni, Sangban and Dununba 02:12 Djembe 1 02:32 Djembe ...

This video contains audio of the kenkeni, sangban, dununba, djembe accompaniments and a full rehearsal track. The rehearsal track alone follows the medley at around three minutes thirty seconds. The audio is from notation by Nigel Sadler based on a workshop by Babara Bangoura, Salisbury June 2024. Guine Tidé means 'the value of women'. This rhythm is played those from the Susu ethnic group in G...

Guine Tidé means 'the value of women'. This rhythm is played those from the Susu ethnic group in Guinea, who live in the west of Guinea on the coast . This rhythm is played to say thank you to women and to recognise their roles in the society of Guinea and West Africa. It is played at baptisms in memory and recognition of the role of women in childbirth.It is played in the period leading up to ...

Guine Tidé means 'the value of women'. This rhythm is played those from the Susu ethnic group in Guinea, who live in the west of Guinea on the coast . This rhythm is played to say thank you to women and to recognise their roles in the society of Guinea and West Africa. It is played at baptisms in memory and recognition of the role of women in childbirth.It is played in the period leading up to ...

Guine Tidé means 'the value of women'. This rhythm is played those from the Susu ethnic group in Guinea, who live in the west of Guinea on the coast . This rhythm is played to say thank you to women and to recognise their roles in the society of Guinea and West Africa. It is played at baptisms in memory and recognition of the role of women in childbirth.It is played in the period leading up to ...

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