What can I say Master?Always hypnotised by your hands.One man,one chair,one drum..it's enough to get me out of reality and enter another world.Love,Petra
I've had the privilege to see & hear Hossam Ramzy at a Belly Dance show (The Silk Route), with Serena dancing to the drumming. I enjoyed it all hugely & it made me smile. Hossam is a very entertaining man with a great sense of humour.
I enjoy 'hand drumming' very much. I love the sound of it & I appreciate how skillful it is. I find it very hard to stay still when I hear it & it always makes me want to dance. I listen to all types of music
Hossam, thank you for your music. It inspires the world of the dance to be more knowledgeable, classy and elegant, and this is very important . Love, Karima.
Ok, yes it's your opinion but there are many incredible internationaly renound hand drummers from North America, Central America, South America and Europe.
@maitozues In Egypt it's called tabla. Darbuka is a Turkish term. Tabla ( the Indian name ) was actually derived from a very old ( B.C. ? ) Arabic term tabl which means drum.
To me, the West does not understand hand drumming. The West would applaud this drumming if it was done with sticks, but Hossam and other musicians play by hand and fingers. I would love to hear a musical dialogue between Middle Eastern drummers, African drummers, and Japanese Tyco drummers.
You are right, Tabla is Indian, but it's also the name widely used for this instrument in Egypt. I guess the word has travelled. Thanks for watching and commenting.
i Granot - I love your enthusiasm for drumming but I'm not sure of the point you are trying to make? What I do know is that it was only when Hossam moved to the UK and playing throughout 'The West' with 'Western' bands that his unarguable talent as a percussionist was fully recognized and celebrated. By the way, he also does an awesome set on the drum kit, but it is for his tabla playing that he is best known and loved throughout the UK and beyond.
Hossam is a musical genius-evident here by his exceptional musicality and technical prowess! We are so fortunate to have him here in the UK.
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What can I say Master?Always hypnotised by your hands.One man,one chair,one drum..it's enough to get me out of reality and enter another world.Love,Petra
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I've had the privilege to see & hear Hossam Ramzy at a Belly Dance show (The Silk Route), with Serena dancing to the drumming. I enjoyed it all hugely & it made me smile. Hossam is a very entertaining man with a great sense of humour.
thank you xxx
This is The reason that he is the master of Egyptian percussion and still yet he is so modest. love
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Love it! makes me shimmy inside and out! :)
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I enjoy 'hand drumming' very much. I love the sound of it & I appreciate how skillful it is. I find it very hard to stay still when I hear it & it always makes me want to dance.
I listen to all types of music
thanks !
Hossam, you where great last night. I really enjoyd you and Serena´s show. It was great.
Glad you enjoyed and sorry for such late response! xxx
a warrior of the percussion
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Hossam, thank you for your music.
It inspires the world of the dance to be more knowledgeable, classy and elegant,
and this is very important .
Love,
Karima.
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saw him at the keleashi dance show last night with serena. O_O funny man.....also GENIUS!
glad you enjoyed the show. xxx
Well done, our dear Master!
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amazing!
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oh yes
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@maitozues the word "Tabla" in the arabic language means "Drum" and Darbuka (or Doumbek) is the specific type of "tabla"
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Ok, yes it's your opinion but there are many incredible internationaly renound hand drummers from North America, Central America, South America and Europe.
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powerful lil drum
Indeed!
@maitozues In Egypt it's called tabla. Darbuka is a Turkish term. Tabla ( the Indian name ) was actually derived from a very old ( B.C. ? ) Arabic term tabl which means drum.
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Belly Dance Master Class Percussion
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To me, the West does not understand hand drumming. The West would applaud this drumming if it was done with sticks, but Hossam and other musicians play by hand and fingers. I would love to hear a musical dialogue between Middle Eastern drummers, African drummers, and Japanese Tyco drummers.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
He's not playing a Tabla (from India and Pakistan). He's playing a Darbuka, from Egypt and many other muslim countries
You are right, Tabla is Indian, but it's also the name widely used for this instrument in Egypt. I guess the word has travelled. Thanks for watching and commenting.
i Granot - I love your enthusiasm for drumming but I'm not sure of the point you are trying to make? What I do know is that it was only when Hossam moved to the UK and playing throughout 'The West' with 'Western' bands that his unarguable talent as a percussionist was fully recognized and celebrated. By the way, he also does an awesome set on the drum kit, but it is for his tabla playing that he is best known and loved throughout the UK and beyond.
thank you x