Senegalese Drummer For 'Black Panther' Shares Message Of Music With Connecticut Students
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- The music of Black Panther opened new doors, introducing authentic African sounds into an action-packed Marvel-movie score.
Senegalese percussionist Massamba Diop, who recently visited a Connecticut middle school, was featured throughout the movie’s soundtrack playing his instrument: the talking drum.
Video by Ryan Caron King with reporting by Diane Orson
The fact that Ludwig Goransson travelled to Africa to find these amazing drummers from numerous countries makes Black Panther a step above general Marvel films.
It's really a step above most hollywood films in general. Composers usually only get a few weeks to score a film (which includes writing all the thematic material), but Goransson, who has been friends with the director Ryan Coogler, started working on it before they even started shooting the film.
@let's dewey this! wait the soundtrack actually won an Oscar? That's great!
Any composer named Ludwig automatically knows what he is doing.
Good to know that they didn't use a drum machine for the music, I hope this brother got paid well.
B4ReaL 1 Because it’s not in any drum machine
I got to see him perform in Seattle, this summer, for free! He was incredible.
Bunch of 100k
@@randyjimmiejamesbowles damn
With films like this the composer will always choose to record things unless it’s a synth they need, but percussion will always be real like zimmer and his many bass drums
Such a unique sound. Got chills hearing this instrument play just before the first Wakanda scene in Infinity Wars.
Rosemary Nguyen yes, I agree with you
Same over here
Infinity War*
YESSS IM SENEGALESE AND THIS MAKES ME SO PROUD!!!!
thiossane
My Great Great Grand Father comes from Senegal
senegal rekk
What is this instrument called
@@superbspurge tama
do you know that this little drum called TAMA in Wolof (Senegal). is an instrument passed down from father to son. It is a pride to see other peoples take an interest in it. It is very small and so powerful that when you play the drum there is often only one. Respect Massamba Diop.
Спасибо, давно искал название этого инструмента. Слышал этот звук в песнях группы Super Diamono de Dakar.
@@kakoytoyozhik ????
@@delphinec6676 Thanks, I've been looking for the name of this instrument for a long time.
Google translate
I love that people who know about these things come and share their knowledge! Thanks for teaching us!
0:53 That sounds is when T'Challa Get Home
Raha Scoff best sound ever bro 🙌🏼
My goodness Black Panther is really African. If anyone doubts they need to watch these clips. Feel so blessed ❤❤❤🌠🌠🌠🔥🔥🔥
We miss you black panther 😭
Wakanda forver...💜
The little drum is called the "tama" mostly played by the "gewel" cast. I was hype up when i was watching the black panther. I could relate with the sound. I have heard it all my life. Its a popular musical instrument both in my country (The Gambia) and Senegal.
As a indian in my culture also have several drum type instruments but this sounds great its very unique. African music is very powerful.
You make me proud massamba senegal for ever ✌🏼
teranga
Good Job Masamba
I thought it was one of the big drums was in the intro for Black Panther! I'm amazed! such a small drum make big noise and had me with chills I love it well done brother. We in the Caribbean have never stopped beating the drums of Africa and dance of the ancestors up to this day.
Latoya Thomas Hi, even I thought the same. Was imagining a big musical instrument but it's so small.
Learning about African instruments this semester. I think this is by far my favorite African instrument because of the unique sound it makes :)
Me too I’m from Nigeria and we play this a lot
You shoul listen to kora the is very original to
@@adricgayron3445 the talking drums of the Yorubaland!!!. I'm Igbo but I've always been fascinated by the talking drums.
Senegalese are the best best best drummers in Africa. ❤️🇿🇦🇿🇦
Actually it's the Yorubas.
@Fatimaxn Barry no its yorubas
@Fatimaxn Barry Maybe youre selectively illiterate.
The initial comment states that the Senegalese are the best drummers , my comment is a rebuttle the the Yoruba are the best drummers as they are.
Do your research drumming originates from West Africa specifically the Yoruba people therefore they've had time to develop their drumming skills and tactics.
So to end this off , your little explanation about the variations of drums has nothing to do with what I was saying.
@Fatimaxn Barry Didn’t discredit that , the yorubas are known and are getting recognized at an expeditious rate because of their ancestral talent.
Also why did you delete your comment?
It’s the Yorubas
I love the way Massamba talks and expresses himself! Contagious!! And I'm happy to say I've made a lot music with him. 🔥💯
I get goosebumps with the sound of the drums!!💕💕💕
Proud to be Senegalese thiakaw thiaka name
We were privileged enough to hear him perform with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra last night!
I'm crying, this does something to me. Like talking to my soul.
Incredible talent.
their from my country our culture and music are so cool we've got more than that .You havn't seen anything from'em yet
Ma samba Diop is the best Baaba Maal drummer ,their all from Dandé Leniol so the soundtrack was made the group. Proud to Be Senegalese
This man will forever be a legend 🐐
Aye Senegal represent! ❤️
Massamba, my friend, you are truly special and we ALL appreciate you! Please come back to S. Cal to at least visit!! :)
In south of india their is a local drum they play called urum. Exactly similar sounds. Beautiful.
Oh my God. Mad tallent
you can tell he is so passionate about it, may god bless his soul
Boy I thought that sound was from a big drum but it's tiny in reality. Massamba Diop, Sir you the man.
I kneew the music was Senegalese . I knew it
Hey Massamba thanks for your great tama work, I met you back in the 1995 in New York Central Park Summer Stage, when you played with Baaba Maal.
absolutely beautiful. love his passion and the sound of the drum
any time this drum is used now in the mcu it’s solidified itself as the the iconic instrument of wakanda
🇬🇲 🇸🇳 Lol I remember being a child terrified of the man that would always play this at our regular gatherings in Atlanta
I hope he got credited in the film
I was searching for this. Love from 🇧🇩Bangladesh
Loved the talking drum in the film "Black Panther"...!
Seriously man got chills
So beautiful ! The music in Black Panther is a masterpiece thanks to gifted artists like him ✨
its amazing how few strikes of that drum can remind you of so many memories from BP1 rest in power my King Chad!
Very new and refreshing. Also sounds like his drum is sampled in Kendrick Lamar's Pray for Me @0:52
Theis sound gives me goosebumps 💯💕🤐
This is what i looking for !!! I watched Black Panther movie 10 times just to hear that drum beat sounds
long live.. god bless.
Awesome Maestro Massamba!🙏🏿✌🏿
Un artiste un bon pere de famille grand Mass love you
I love that sound so much! 0:51
Goosebumps every time!!! Thank you for sharing your talent
Massamba Aka meune tama machalah
So proud of you brother
Breathtaking
Legendary.
masamba your the men ☑️☑️☑️
Damn more people need to see this! ❤
Diop is a master
wayal tama dji mo néxal film bi 😎
Billay wakhal dé
khadija Fall Masterson première fois bama ko sétané au cinéma j’étais la seule noire wayé ba tama dji né rongue tong sama yaram bi vribré 😂😂😂aaah j’étais trop fière
@@unbreakablefye3990 😂😂
@@unbreakablefye3990 lol Tama rek, mane dè bamako dèguè lani manga borom sala yaye nder, dègueu Baba Maal dja, la sama guemigne nga gueudjeu teudjou ba filmbi diekh. Mew ko gneupe si deukkeubi, kouma tassel nila setane nga black panther ? Siri dam siri demba torodo ak ronguitongue it’s from my country, sama rew gnoko mome 🤣🤣🤣😂😂
Made un Sénégal 🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳💯💯
Legend 🙇
This is the kind of music we blks should listen to more often, instead of N word filled lyrics 😂😂😂
God I love it.. when you heard that sound you know what's coming..
My favourite bgm 🔥
WOW that's awesome.
the talking drum. I never knew people outside Nigeria's ethic grouped played the instrument. Nor did I recognized the way it was played in the film. New information is grand.
Exactly I thought so too. I knew it was definitely a talking drum cos I'm Nigerian but I had never heard it played the way it was in black panther
Brilliant
0:52 great....I love those beats.
So proud of you !!
*Thank you!!!!*
How he just hits you with it here 0:52
Damn!
so. freakin'. cool.
Wow im seeing him tomorrow. thats my school he's peforming at!
0:52 spirit
This is actually great!
Roger Ludlowe Middle School.
I was there
Beautiful ❤
Keep up !! Galsen up and up
Amazing
😍😍😍
The asmr is on 1000000000
Hey,this is udukkai...this is our old music equipment....from tamilnadu
That os a lie! When did Africans traveled to India to learn that? Only Indians came to Africa not the reverse!
she sounds like 808, but better.
0:54 there it is
cool
🖤🇸🇳
I meant the man he is pretty nice actually and that drum is loud without mic
✊🏿🇸🇳✔
lovly
0:52 👍👍👍
0:52
Yoruba people’s talking drum, didn’t know they had it in Senegal too, so proud to be African
It's more popular with Yorubas because we have many different varieties along with tones as well.
I wanna know who the fuck disliked this
This instrument looks like udukai in South India.
that is an ancient Tamil instrument used by Lord Shiva in our epics.. it''s called "udukkai"
the so called gamer nah it's a west Africa drum en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talking_drum
the so called gamer No its not.
It called the "tama". It's been associated with the "gewel" cast in West Africa for centuries now.
the so called gamer you know all other races came from us in Africa, so it can't be for shiva... Shiva either adopted it or someone took it over to India... The ancient Indians after all were blacks.
yes, i also agree but then we are outnumbered, haha, whatever, this guy plays well
the so called gamer the dravidian/aryan instrument you are talking about does play the way this african drum does even though they look similar.
He's god😎
what he's playing the man in the back 0:27
*APPLAUSE! *
I knew it sounded familiar...
What is that drum called
The world famous Yoruba ‘DunDun’ talking drum.
yes my brother you are right. the only difference in Senegal the stick for the beat is always shorter. I think it gives a more powerful sound. I believe 🤔🤔🤔
@@delphinec6676 Not necessarily. The shorter sticks only help to produce similar and recognizable sounds. Yoruba's sticks are much longer because the bends and shape tones and gives far more powerful sounds depending on how hard you tap the skin.
@Fatimaxn Barry so this isn’t a talking drum or what are you on about Fatima?
@Fatimaxn Barry you better calm down & stop all your generalizations.
You speak & jump to your own conclusions without taking into context what you’re even reading or who you’re reading it from.
Have you asked yourself if I know what the name the Senegalese call their own version of the talking drum?
Did you not see I put the name in quotes?
Before you come online & show off your misplaced bias, you better have your context straight & have proof before you utter offensive statements like you just dropped above.
I know him
uuuuuuuuuuuiiiiiiii.......that's watsup.