naa...I meant ; by teaching them older arrangements it kind of gets entrenched deeper in the subconsciousness of many. I'm not saying this is what Boka had in mind...but I don't mind it. But doing this has it's benefits ...is what my point was.
These kids are certainly amazing, and they play well as a group. The sequence here however, is taken directly from Les Percussions du Guinee (Tiriba>Route du Niger>Kawa). Boka should come up with something more original for these kids to play (if he's responsible for the repetoire). Nothing against the kids, of course -- they're friggin' incredible.
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Unsure what you mean about "ABC".
You mean, "learn this first and I'll give you more later?"
Eh allaah!! Boka lives in his music. Thank you for this video in memory of Boka Camara.
Power and showmanship!
wow!These kids are amazing!!!!
that was great! =D
naa...I meant ; by teaching them older arrangements it kind of gets entrenched deeper in the subconsciousness of many. I'm not saying this is what Boka had in mind...but I don't mind it.
But doing this has it's benefits ...is what my point was.
These kids are certainly amazing, and they play well as a group. The sequence here however, is taken directly from Les Percussions du Guinee (Tiriba>Route du Niger>Kawa). Boka should come up with something more original for these kids to play (if he's responsible for the repetoire). Nothing against the kids, of course -- they're friggin' incredible.
Perhaps its an ABC thing.....