Djembe Lesson : Wassolonka roll

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  • Опубликовано: 29 сен 2013
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    That tricky slappy flammy rolly thing that always turns up in Wassolonka (Wassolon Toulounbeh). Here I show two different versions: The first is the one used by Mamady Keita and the second is from Iya Sako. To be honest my slaps and tones could be clearer and I still haven't perfected this by any means (although this drum had excellent slaps but not very bright slaps at all...a fact that was confirmed by Iya). I might re-record at some point but it's certainly clear enough to hear.
    Here's a basic score, where small letters represent the flams and S and T refer to slap and tone:
    Mamady Version: stTSttSTtsTTstTSS
    Iya Version: ttSttSTTstTSttSTT
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Комментарии • 14

  • @brendamweaver
    @brendamweaver 10 лет назад

    Tricky, slappy, flammy rolly thing, what a way you have with words Jon!

  • @nickrothouse
    @nickrothouse 6 лет назад

    This helped so much!

  • @kevinmurtagh3434
    @kevinmurtagh3434 4 года назад

    Wow that’s tricky

  • @rhythmking10
    @rhythmking10 10 лет назад

    Thanks for that, well explained, didn't know the Mamady version, like the way the slaps in the phrase alternate hands, play 3:2. Another tricky lick for the practice room.

    • @djembeweaver
      @djembeweaver  10 лет назад

      Glad you found it useful. I've come across a few different versions over the years but they all use the same principle. Definitely something worth practicing for your technique though m(I still have some work to do...)

    • @djembeweaver
      @djembeweaver  9 лет назад +1

      By the way Sen (and I've been meaning to mention this ever since it happened but forgot every time I saw you)...when we played with Iya last summer and it rained all day, you asked him to play the wassolonka roll and he played something totally different to what I show here. I remember thinking that's bloody typical at the time, but for some reason forgot to say.
      Anyway this is the version he showed me...clearly he has several different versions that he plays and that is not at all untypical for a djembe fola. I think it's another indication that things are not as fixed as non- West Africans sometimes think they are.

    • @rhythmking10
      @rhythmking10 9 лет назад

      hi I'm trying to recall what he played at Millhouse when I asked him, think I asked him about a flam pattern in Wassalonka in triplets ; LrLRlRLrLRlR but he played a total new variation on it I didn't recognise .....he may have played a new roll phrase as well, just my memory is hazy. As you say djembefola have other versions of solo phrases than the ones we think we know )

    • @djembeweaver
      @djembeweaver  9 лет назад +1

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    • @rhythmking10
      @rhythmking10 9 лет назад

      OK Thanks will take a look at that, sounds good

  • @brianlynch2064
    @brianlynch2064 8 лет назад

    stTSttSTtsTTstTSS... Hay Weaver, can you help me out here. I cant figure out to write this out stTSttSTtsTTstTSS in bars of three

  • @tanantedrumroots
    @tanantedrumroots 10 лет назад

    Hi Jon, great video!
    Why don't you put some notation at the bottom of the screen with the correct handing. I would find that much more helpful.

    • @djembeweaver
      @djembeweaver  10 лет назад

      Cheers Jamie (I presume...). Er...If I knew how to do that then I would. I'm going to redo all the video and more at some point anyway, with an over-the-shoulder view so you can see the hands from the other way round etc. Watch this space!

    • @djembeweaver
      @djembeweaver  10 лет назад +1

      By the way I've put a basic score at the bottom of the description section. Hope it helps...