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That’s what Djembefola means.
The website list some events up in Ireland. It has some very nifty flash movies to teach you Abondon and Kuku rhythm patterns. By far, I think the flash video is better embeded to the website, so, it becomes very useful as a learning tool.
Still amazes me the cultural delight for drumming, perhaps the most antique music expression constructed by humans. People from all over the globe feel a similar connection while creating music.
Salu2
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That djembefola site from ireland has the second part of kuku wrong and the hand sequence on the first djembe part is also incorrect.
Comment by JT 10.06.06 @ 1:11 pmHi JT, This is James from djembefola here. I’d like to discuss, what you think is wrong about it.
Any chance of you emailing me (james at djembefolaDotcom)or registering on our forum.
Comment by James 11.06.06 @ 12:47 pmLeave a comment
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The aim of djembefola.com is also to facilitate learning from each other as a community through our forum.
I think we have a lot we can learn from each other! :o)
Comment by James 10.06.06 @ 7:18 am