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Hi Judy it's Scott from gallery

🥰🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 DJEMBE JAMMING WITH BOMBO LEGÜERO FROM ARGENTINA TEAMth-cam.com/video/-0iAGBLSTZw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4-1IuH-ErCSx15LT

0:05 - 0:15 (for school use)

Seems very boring teaching

Wow……amazing Shu!

Such underrated series! I've listening to West African music for years now, and always wanted to explore the theory behind, and this is a perfect intro, thank you!

Beautiful! Is there sheet music available?

I undestood a lot on west african rhytms last years I still practice and keeping learning, Thank you so much ❤

djembe teachers never teach this. This is great but you really need a djembe. I can help.

Everybody wants to be "African", until the food runs out.

This is great. I wished I could find more straightforward sound examples with the transcription shown, to see if I want to explore a particular polyrhythm without having to mock it up myself, and these are just what I needed.

Absolutely wonderful how good you explain all the rhythms! I finally understand whats going on :) Appreciate it so much, thank yoU!

Amazing, wonderful interpretation of the song!!!

Thanks a lot!

I am so glad the algorithms found these wonderfully informative and inspirational polyrhythm tutorials. Do you give online lessons?

It seems like the moroccan polyrythm 4 over 5 over 6 ..

ahh so good.

thank you for posting videos

Phenomenal. Thank you very much for sharing.

So cool never heard something like this

RIP Aurelio (96 !!) ;-(

These videos are incredible! Thank you so much for these gifts

Great tut.thanks for sharing

BEAUTY

love this video! thanks!!

Extraordinary and mesmerizing.... wow!

Thank you very much for sharing your music.

Well, it's a bit/very confusing; especially for beginners. (I am NOT a beginner and I'm also known to African rhythms, btw). First: why don't you simply use BLACK writing for a better readability? Second and much, much more important and already mentioned before: the rhythm you play is a 12/8! For me it appears: you heard the RINGING but you don't have a clue where the bell is HANGING... All in all it's another nice example of the poor American education. - Just talking about a topic, makes you an expert? - because nobody will know that you don't have any clue what you're talking about... AND... YOU don't have a clue what you're talkin' about... Lady, you are a beautiful women, but please get some IN-DEPTH education about the topic you are trying to teach. Even a BEAUTIFUL teacher WITHOUT serious education and background knowledge is a BAD teacher. In my humble opinion, you don't have any clue about the topic you are trying to teach. My suggestion: spend some time in Ghana, listen to the drummers and the rhythms they are playing, analyze the inter-action of the various drummers in an ensemble ; talk to them,... And finally, but most important: become member of such an ensemble. Only THEN you have the needed knowledge to teach about African rhythms. All in all you give a nice example why the rest of the world is laughing about "American" education!!! >A one-eyed clueless is trying to teach the blind> Keep on doing your fantastic work and humor the rest of the world. The world needs more clowns like you, life is much to serious.

thank you for these lessons

Great performance

It’s funny to see people who can’t play talking like if they were master of the discipline. Your theoretical explanation is confusing. Words are wrong, you are mistaking the concepts of beats and inner beats, then the concept of beats and accents which are two different things you don’t want students to confuse. Your explanation is a musical non sense... Nobody writes a 3/4 over a 6/8 this is wrong from the western notation standpoint and for musicians a 3/4 is not a 6/8. There is no magic here you don’t know what you are talking about. BTW the rhythm you play is not a 6/8 but a 12/8.

amazing👍👍👍🌷

Interesting, it sound a lot like the rhythm of latin merengue

What a delightful man! Beyond music, this man is a professional in LIFE! Thank you, Judy, for this excellent interview. You have both intelligence and heart.

Remarkable! These 4 hands played as one! What a treat not only to hear but to feel these 2 Artists. Wow!

Amazing!!!!

Very expressive! This is absolutely my type of music. :) Must be fun to play and explore.

I thought the performance was incredible. I also enjoyed the image to the right as you were playing. That was a nice addition.

It's still not coming up. Hope that you post when it does happen. Incredible piece performed tonight.

William Toutant ​This is one of a series of Aurelio's pieces that serve as a work of art both aurally and visually. My wife and I own a framed, signed copy of this score. The animation adds an extra dimension to this performance.

Fantastic tutorial - very inspirational! Thank you.

I dont understand something.. in the notes you drawned in purple,in the last measure, the last triplet starts with a quarter note instead of an 1/8 note why is that ? that would make this measure worth more then 4 times.

hi great video, I would like to know, at 13:44, when he plays a rhythm of 3, is he actually doing the triplets per beat while you'Re playing 1/16 notes per beat ? thank you

Thank you so much Judy for sharing this!!! So beautiful ❤️

What a beautiful collaboration of music, dance, voice, love and caring. Seeing and enjoying Peter dancing to Rainbow Connection played and sung by you brought tears of joy and a big smile. As a ballroom dancer it shows the value of movement and music.

How priceless, elegant and beautiful!!

What a beautiful video that brought me such joy! Music and dance is truly magical.

Dearest Shu, Your voice transports! Thank you for this video, magnificent in so many ways. Sending Love to you and your whole family always ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Beautiful!!! Warmed my heart 🥲

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼bravo to all of you! This performance is amazing! - Claire