I just bought some of these hoping to learn to play. I wanted to hear the sounds capable and was hoping it would be advanced technical above average. I chose wisely. This guy rocks!!
Tuza has had a few years practice, he's been playing them since he was a young lad. If you check out our shop on www.africanbeat.com.au we've put together a short and simple instructional video.
Hi I am a producer Our program is a quiz show where foreigners come out and solve problems. There are stories introducing musical instruments from various countries. I want to use the video. Can I use it?
@@AfricanBeatAustralia I clicked on the link and saw that there’s no clear description if the purchase includes a pair. Am I paying $27 for one or two?
@@hankmc2909 Thanks for getting in contact, if you double check the description they actually come as a pair. Hop online, buy them and please upload some videos for us to watch your progress!!
A professional Chinese musician ranked this as "A" difficulty. It is like a mini size of the Meteor hammer, which was a very power weapon in ancient China.
@@AfricanBeatAustralia Yes, fortunately 😁. Btw, I later found out the aslatua is made by gourds. In Chinese culture, some unique shapes of gourds in Taoism represent a container of the energy of the Universe and the Earth. I'm curious what does gourd represent in Africa culture?
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My god you make that look soooo easy!!!
Dam that was impressive
When you've been playing from the moment you can walk it's not too difficult!!
I am a fellow drummer and can't wait to get my hands on these, frickin awesome, thank you!
I just bought some of these hoping to learn to play. I wanted to hear the sounds capable and was hoping it would be advanced technical above average. I chose wisely. This guy rocks!!
Dude that is absolutely SICK!
Really awesome! 😁😁😁😄👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
OMG only a drummer can rock asalato like this. Wow.
Thanks Magdalena :)
So cool (:
my toxic trait is thinking this is easy to learn
Tuza has had a few years practice, he's been playing them since he was a young lad. If you check out our shop on www.africanbeat.com.au we've put together a short and simple instructional video.
That seems very standard, what is amazing is that you realize it is a toxic trait!
Cool man cool
Thank you!
Awesome! Do you ship to the US?
Hi
I am a producer
Our program is a quiz show where foreigners come out and solve problems.
There are stories introducing musical instruments from various countries.
I want to use the video.
Can I use it?
Sure. Please credit African Beat. Thank you.
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Where can I buy them?
Hi Eli, you can buy them on our website www.africanbeat.com.au/product/aslatua/
Send us a video when you've mastered them!!
@@AfricanBeatAustralia hi good PM.
Is this available to the philippines?
Thank you and excellent video
@@AfricanBeatAustralia I clicked on the link and saw that there’s no clear description if the purchase includes a pair. Am I paying $27 for one or two?
@@hankmc2909 Thanks for getting in contact, if you double check the description they actually come as a pair. Hop online, buy them and please upload some videos for us to watch your progress!!
Noice
A professional Chinese musician ranked this as "A" difficulty. It is like a mini size of the Meteor hammer, which was a very power weapon in ancient China.
They do look very similar. Happy to say the aslatua is only used for percussion.
@@AfricanBeatAustralia Yes, fortunately 😁. Btw, I later found out the aslatua is made by gourds. In Chinese culture, some unique shapes of gourds in Taoism represent a container of the energy of the Universe and the Earth. I'm curious what does gourd represent in Africa culture?
@@InkGoesFree So, these gourds were actually used as tobacco containers. Asla - tobacco, Tua - container.