This is one of the most important traditional djembe patterns to learn!

This lesson will get you sorted with how to play a fundamental djembe part. It is played with rhythms such as Moribayassa, Sofa, Soli lent, Balakulandjan, Senefoli, Kassa & Dibon rhythms, and so many more! Pay attention to your hand-stroke order.
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Thanks for watching 😃

[@OL9245]

Very important pattern indeed. For more speed and endurance, try to reverse the "slap slap": right left instead of left right. Next level form intermediate-advanced players: play the whole thing with alternate hands. Practice wit a metronome. Practice alternaiting hands patterns seemingly (no difference must be noticeable in the music when you swicht from a hand pattern to another).

[@drummergirlSimone]

Thanks for the info - I have played/been taught many ways on my journey but I now prefer this hand stroke order for the voicing.

[@AlanTauber-DrumConnection]

Love it! Well explained and played :)

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Top 👌 👌 Dankeschön vielmals dafür 👍 👍 👍 supa

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Danke!

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[@thorralf]

well done.. seems to me like a sister rhythm of karachi :)

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Thank you 🙏

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1:16 😀❤

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