Pfumvu Paruzevha 1, Basics (Thomas Mapfumo), by Mugove wekwa Chigwedere
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2020
- Pfumvu Paruzevha (Teurai Kuvadzimu) Mbira Lesson. Beginner lesson with Parts 2, 3 and 4 coming. To order a mbira identical to one used in the lessons, contact the mbira maker Garikayi Tirikoti at +263 773 273 826 or +263 733 295 529 or tirikotimbiras@yahoo.com (and remember to be generous to him). You can also get from many other mbira makers - this is a Nhemamusasa Mbira or a Cosmas Magaya standard mbira, or a B flat mbira.
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This is so wonderful ! This is, to me one of the most beautiful songs ever and the fact that you are teaching it to new generations is wonderful!!! Thankyou!!
Very welcome!
Great teaching.... Looking forward to the other parts👏
More to come!
The phrasing does indeed elevate the melodies and rhythm. I'm in love with the sound.
Many thanks!!
Ah what a fantastic lesson. What I like about this is that you invite the student player to use their intuition and make decisions early on - very much helped by the choice of song with its short cycle. Thank you so much for sharing this. (from a Scottish drummer/percussionist in London)
Thanks. Am glad you found the lesson useful.
This style of teaching really fits me, being someone who can be quite impatient regarding technicalities/rules and just want to begin experimenting on my own. I wish more teachers would accompany students with varied learning styles.
@@ZimbabweMbirame too. a really great lesson. Thank you and best wishes!
@@fluctusz Many thanks hey!
I am going to follow this until l master it.
Please do
Relatable, have a nice day.
That's clearly demonstrated
Many thanks
Awesome, nicely played. I liked the variations, they make the song richer!
Glad you enjoyed it
🤗🤗🤗thank you so very much nice song I wish I have a Mbira to play cool🥰
Thank you too. Please get a mbira and join the journey. My mbira was made by Garikayi Tirikoti, and he would be happy to make u one. You can also buy from other makers.
Thank you, Pride! Great teaching - so clear and straightforward. Looking forward (no pun intended) to further parts. Wonderful channel - all gems (even when in Shona, which I sadly don’t speak) Ndatenda
Thanks Stuart. You are already a great mbira player and have little to learn here. But thanks again.
@@ZimbabweMbira In my dreams! And since I do not know this song but love it, I am learning it from you... Might I make one suggestion? This is probably relevant to non-Zimbabweans only but since you're global here now.... It helps to hear the song before starting to learn the parts and the different hands. Just "this is what we're going to learn." As a non-Zimbabwean this was my greatest challenge - to have the song in my head before I started learning the keys... If you say to a Zimbabwean here is how to play Kariga Mombe, they already hear Karina Mombe, they just need to see how... This was the most important thing I learned about learning mbira - to listen and listen to the song before trying to learn it... Hope you don't mind the suggestion. Your teaching is just right and a breath of fresh air! Please say hello to Bezil for me. I don't know when was the last time I saw him but it was a long long time ago.
Certainly; will incorporate a sound clip of the song before teaching the song. Thanks for the suggestion. Will pass your greetings to Bezil.
Thank you so much, just tried this on my mbira. You're a great teacher 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
You're so welcome!
For anyone considering these lessons, here's a quick recording of what I got out of them. Lessons are simple enough to be a starting point for new players. I've been playing for a while and really enjoyed them, Mugove is very talented so watching him is always interesting.
soundcloud.com/eben-mudede/pfumvu-paruzevha
Dankie
Thank you very much for the lesson on pfumvu paruzevha. Looking forward to the other parts... I am very grateful. Best way to teach beginners; starting with the left side, combining it with the nhetete. The voice sounds like Mugove. I have learnt well his song "Chipembere". May we have lessons on Taireva, Bangiza, Nhemamusasa, Mahororo, chamutengure, Mudzimu dzoka, and other traditional ones. Also looking for a lesson on that tune by Master Chivero "Advance kushuga".
You are most welcome
Ooh wow thank you dear,
I like your lessons and xsplenesitin,your god teaches.
How much is the Mbira??will you teach me if I will get one? I really like it.
I wish I will pay visit Zimbabwe keep going nice music🤗😊😉will be nice to hear from you(Hakuna matata)means no warry's
You are most welcome. Please get a Mbira and learn from the RUclips lessons I post. My mbira was made by Garikati Tirikoti and you can reach him at +263 773 273 826 or +263 733 295 529. He can also teach you individually.
I had missed your lessons.
Am back. Thanks!
Great initiative thanks very much. Hope in future lessons you can provide a bit of historical or folklore context to the songs so we can appreciate the rich traditions🙏
Totenda Chibwa.
Dude where can I buy it ? ❣️ I love it
Seller’s contacts in video description. Thanks!
Thank you so much for this. What Tuning is your mbira or does anyone know?
Its a Nhemamusasa Mbira made by Garikayi Tirikoti. You can order from other Mbira makers as a B flat Nyamaropa or a Cosmas Magaya standard.
Where did you get it from ?
The song? Learned it from my teachers Kangafry Katonje, Solomon Murungu and Bezel Makombe. The instrument? Bought from Garikayi Tirikoti.
@@ZimbabweMbira I want to buy the instrument, I’m in the Uk, any sources ?
@@jamesthomasson6678 Contacts for Garikayi Tirikoti in video description. There are other makers too.