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cjaylewis
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2011
Theo Asalato Demo
Backstage with my amazing friend Theo Martey of 'Akwaaba Ensemble' as he demonstrates his wizardry on the asalato. This might be my new favorite instrument. 100% all-organic, earth'n'soul-fed Ghanaian gourd music.
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At 2:27 and on my brain broke. I didn't know you need one for each hand. Ordered mine off the internet and only got the one.
How can I get one.
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌺🌹🌹💙❤💜
Great teacher
Dawg why that lady so close 😂
완투 쉑쉑~
Super fun :)
Man, I got a pair of these but the cords are too short for my hands.
Sound amazing what are thay called I get me some???
Estou vendo esse instrumento no Brasil. Casa muito bem com nossos rítmos, impressionante! Não sei o porquê não estava por aqui há mais tempo, como outros instrumentos africanos. É lindo !!❤
Kkk.. lembrei de um brinquedo que deram o nome de "bola do Tiririca
CAN YOU SELL ME SOME PLEASE
It sees so easy ppfff.
Thanks this helped alot
What you doing with your thumb buddy? My thumb keeps getting in the way lol 😆
Wow, great lesson! btw, take a look at brazillian singer playing with asalato (the Kiffness colab): th-cam.com/video/8IeU79NpcU8/w-d-xo.html
It's a kosh kash from Ghana.
❤
Классно звучит!
I love this, I want to give this video 10,000 likes. need me a pair of these...........
when you say thank you.. i was a bit lost, thought it will go for a little bit more.. 😅
Slickback?
Interesting...
Bought a pair a week ago, can’t wait until they get here!!!
Hey bro Nice balls
Noo those are horse balls
what is that lady doing behind him
nileesay niles went wild here
JoJo reference?
Wow
I swear this instrument got atleast 5 or more names
So FUUUNNNN!
Amazing african technology !
organic tech 😉
This man does mad cocaine. Check out the nail on his pinky
haha balls
i love youtube algorithm
Lot of sore fingers to learn this. Great demo. Thanks
its genius. who woulda thought that with the natural movement of the shaker you could add a string and have another sound ONE HANDED.
0:16 Why did an examiner appeare?
I discovered this same technique playing around with rope and weight attached to it. Made it bounce back and forth but never thought it was an actual historical instrument in Africa. Awesome.
th-cam.com/video/8N_yn8mJOU8/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TheKiffness Same here.
Ghanian music is something else. The body is directly involved in the music.
Isn’t it always though? I’m confused, who makes music without direct involvement of the body?
@@protoman1214 only elite musicians have proper control on their body as they play. It's quite discouraged in classical music. This instrument directly involves the body as you need to move your hands and body in order to get a sound out of them. There's a better connection to rhythm and movement. I just find it interesting, African music seems to me to be very in touch with the body.
The combo of rhytms is amazing.
I’m a drummer of 20 years in the US and I’d never seen these before as of ten minutes ago. And as of 5 minutes ago I purchased a pair from a seemingly passionate and quality maker in the UK, and ai cannot wait
Its so cool to see instruments like that from around the world. Instantly captivating!
How are you liking them so far?
Did you get them is it nice?
How did it turn out ? You play them still ?
One! Two! shake shake...
Where do you hold the instrument? Between middle and index finger or ring and middle fingers?
Between the middle and index finger
@@bigl6322 thx
What is this instrument called
I've seen it spelled Kush Kash and Nkush Kash... even Kush Kosh, if I remember correctly. Hopefully that helps at all. :)
@@phiangleflip thanks bud
Ah yes the Nkush Kash
Tenga su laic buen hombre 👍🏻✌🏻🇲🇽✌🏻
Me shaking my phone with him
Watching in 2022 !!