Bassidi Koné - PASIC16
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- Опубликовано: 19 дек 2016
- Highlight from Bassidi Koné's Clinic/Performance: "Mali Foli"
Filmed at PASIC 2016 in Indianapolis, IN, November 9-12.
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ABOUT BASSIDI:
Bassidi Koné is of Bwa ethnicity from the Segou region in Mali. Born into a Griot family, Koné grew up beside his father's instrument the balafon, which instilled in him his forefather's traditional village songs and rhythms. He carried on his family's musical heritage, showing promising skill on both the balafon and the djembe. After moving to Bamako at thirteen, Koné met Koninba Bagayogo. This meeting profoundly influenced his musical career as a percussionist. Playing alongside this master djembe player, the young Koné furthered his knowledge and skill, distinguishing himself through his innovative solo lead playing and technical virtuosity. Driven to defend his rich Bwa heritage, Koné formed and now leads his multi-instrumental percussion and dance troupe, Bwazan (Bobo children), a family group from the same line of Griots. Bwazan are ambassadors of their musical heritage, promoting a message of peace, freedom, humility, and solidarity. 
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Rhythms of AFRICA long live the mother land !!!!✊🏿
One of a kind by any measure!
Awesome and so musical.
Great performance.. I like it
❤
Génial,BRAVO !
Great!
The instrument is called the "Bala",or Balafone".
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👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Yay I'm the first comment!
Wow, he's pretty amazing. Anyone know the name of the first instrument he plays? It's obviously not a marimba, though it's obviously in the same family...
ps. this is one of the most "masculine" marimba performances I've ever seen. The vast majority of them are gender neutral, but this has testosterone written all over it. Very cool...
Hi Jon! Bassidi is playing the Balafon - a traditional, wooden xylophone.
Fantastic! Thanks for the reply, PAS
Jon Richt
Marimba is an African name. Marimba originates in Africa.
The Bala, Balanyi, and Balafon are the names of this incarnation.
There are many different regional tunings, including diatonic, blue note original pentatonic, equidistant septatonic, ect.
The Balafon Is the Mother of the Marimba and Xylophone families.
Beautifully explained, brother.
simplement fantastique😚😚😚