The Rhythm Harmony versions of both traditional and contemporary rhythm patterns, these videos are intended to support our keenest djembe drummers on their learning journney!
For a full screen view, click the little square in the bottom right hand corner of the video.
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A spontaneous recording of our version of OOMA BALAY - a vocal chant, a call to rhythm, accompanied by djembes and duns. This has been very popular amongst our drummers ... there's a magic to it, a special feeling of connection.
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MOYO - our feel-good 'warm-up' |
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The main rhythm pattern for
N'YAGALIMBA |
The accompanying rhythm pattern for N'YAGALIMBA
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DJEMBE 'PASSPORT #1' (aka Catch the Rat) is a really useful rhythm pattern to get to grips with. It's a very common accompaniment and it's fun to play.
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Another DJEMBE 'PASSPORT' is the second rhythm pattern for KUKU ... and a very common accompaniment. A djembe drummer's essential!
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The RHUMBA beat comes in various guises, and is another really useful rhythm to be familiar with.
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Fish and Chips, Haddock or Cod. I'll just leave that right there. :)
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This is Part One of our 'Aramelay Experience'! We shall return to it later in the year. |
Everyone loves a soul style CALYPSO! This is a real staple for all the Rhythm Harmony Djembe Drummers - it's a rhythm filled with funky sunshine!
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And now for something completely different ... |
I've been loving the challenge of us getting Baga Gine together - it's so high energy and an amazing weave of beats and sounds! Looking forward to playing this across all of our djembe groups this year.
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And for our DJEMBES on FIRE! drummers ...
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The spice to get N'yagalimba in motion!
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We are soooo close to putting this fun grolo into play! Patience + Practise = POWER!
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Our wonderful Rhumba-Ninety-Nine!
The djembe rhythm patterns are on the first video, and the second video is a play-along to practise alongside, or just to listen to for familiarity, or perhaps to dance to :)
The djembe rhythm patterns are on the first video, and the second video is a play-along to practise alongside, or just to listen to for familiarity, or perhaps to dance to :)
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