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For those of you who are new to the globe of. West African percussion, here'' s a little introductory. A typical West African Djembe ensemble makes up. Djembes and also Dununs. among which is below. Dununs, that'' s a collective word for three cylindrical. bass drums. The dununba which is the largest one; '' Ba ' suggests large in ' Malinke '. The Sangban which is. the heart of any kind of ensemble, the medium-sized drum. And also the Kenkeni. Mamady Keita calls the Kenkeni. the '' motor ', the driving pressure of many rhythms. And also you'' ll understand why when you experience the. kind of parts that are used the Kenkeni. The Sangban is the '' heart ' of every ensemble.. As you find out more and much more West African rhythms, it'' s the Sangban that differentiates one rhythm. from the other. And also the Dununba, Mamady calls the '' Sauce ' due to the fact that sauce makes points yummy, and also. that'' s simply what the dununba does. This video collection includes my analysis of the Dunun. tunes on the kit. The Djembe presentation in the set video clips will give you an idea. of what the rhythm generally sounds like ... Djembes and Dununs. And also the Kenkeni.
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