#african drums

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Daily instrument - Djembe

The djembe is a drum originating in the Mandinke tribe (present day Mali). The Djembe has been an integral part of ritualistic life in west africa for generations including Senegal, Mali, Guinea etc. The djembe has a goblet-like structure made from a carved, hollow tree trunk (traditionally: Lenge trees) while the head is covered by skin (traditionally: Goat skin). Rope is woven horizontally, tightening the head to tune the instrument. The djembe produces 3 pitches: slap, tone, and bass (highest to lowest) and is played by the hand

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MeTV Toons - 13/11/24

A comforting, soothing, sensual lullaby tune featuring African drums and flutes, and soft, heavy, gentle breathing noises peppered throughout.

[superdecade]

AFRICAN DRUM MUSIC • Tribal Beats • Shaman Dance • Unleash your Primal Self

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Exploring the Rhythms of Africa with Ray Pereira: A Journey into African Drumming

Embark on a rhythmic journey that transcends borders and cultures with Ray Pereira, an acclaimed percussionist and educator known for his expertise in African drumming. Through his passion for music and dedication to sharing the rich traditions of African rhythms, Pereira invites enthusiasts of all levels to discover the captivating world of drumming from the African continent.

The Artistry of African Drumming

African drumming is more than just music—it's a cultural expression deeply rooted in the traditions and histories of diverse African communities. From the djembe of West Africa to the talking drums of Nigeria, each drum carries its own unique story and significance.

Ray Pereira, with his extensive knowledge and experience, brings these rhythms to life, guiding participants through the intricacies of African drumming techniques, patterns, and styles. His workshops and classes serve as immersive experiences where students not only learn to play the drums but also gain insights into the cultural contexts and meanings behind each rhythm.

Connecting Through Rhythm

At the heart of African drumming is the idea of community and connection. Traditionally, drumming has been used as a means of communication, celebration, and spiritual expression within African societies. Today, it continues to serve as a powerful tool for fostering unity and forging bonds between people of different backgrounds.

Through his workshops and performances, Ray Pereira creates inclusive spaces where individuals from all walks of life can come together to share in the joy of music-making. Regardless of age, gender, or musical background, participants are encouraged to embrace the universal language of rhythm and connect with one another on a deeper level.

Cultural Appreciation and Education

Beyond its musical aspects, African drumming provides a platform for cultural appreciation and education. By learning about the origins and traditions associated with each rhythm, participants gain a newfound appreciation for the richness and diversity of African culture.

Ray Pereira's workshops go beyond mere instruction—they are educational experiences that delve into the historical, social, and cultural contexts of African drumming. Through storytelling, demonstrations, and hands-on practice, participants not only enhance their drumming skills but also broaden their understanding of the cultural significance behind the rhythms they play.

Personal Growth and Wellness

In addition to its cultural and social dimensions, African drumming also offers numerous benefits for personal growth and wellness. The rhythmic patterns and repetitive movements involved in drumming have been shown to reduce stress, improve focus, and enhance overall well-being.

Under Ray Pereira's guidance, participants have the opportunity to explore the therapeutic aspects of drumming, tapping into their creativity, and finding inner harmony through music. Whether in a group setting or individual practice, drumming becomes a form of self-expression and empowerment, allowing participants to connect with themselves on a deeper level.

Conclusion

In conclusion, African drumming with Ray Pereira offers a unique and transformative experience for enthusiasts of all backgrounds. Through his expertise, passion, and dedication to cultural education, Pereira invites participants to embark on a rhythmic journey that transcends boundaries and fosters connections.

Whether you're a seasoned musician or a novice enthusiast, there's something truly magical about the rhythms of Africa. With Ray Pereira as your guide, you'll not only learn to play the drums but also gain a deeper appreciation for the cultural heritage and universal language of rhythm that unites us all.

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BRANDING - ISIGQI Drums

Branding design for ISIGQI Drums. ISIGQI Drums is a company that sells and manufactures custom-made African drums, that are found in different parts of the African continent. The company also repairs damaged African drums.

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(via The Story Behind Alice Mann’s Already Seminal Drummies Series)

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Stanley Crouch

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AFRICA IS THE PULSE OF THE EARTH. CAN'T YOU HEAR THE BEAT?

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The Mad Mage's Congo Drum. Congo is a chill yet up tempo, versatile piece of music that is safe for any adult occasion. Background music, Freestyling, Cleaning, or just nodding your head and moving your hips to.

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Summer 2016 Mixtape:

JK Flesh Rise Above

Reatards, The “You Ain’t Fun No Mo’”

Hussy, The “You Know”

Home “Resonance”

TR/ST “This Ready Flesh”

Pastel Ghost “Clouds”

LNDN DRGS “Dope Sick”

Ata Kak Obaa Sima

Hailu Mergia & The Walias “Yemiasleks Fikir”

Christoph De Babalon “Surreal Mirrors”

Gigi Masin “Fata Morgana”, “Tears Of A Clown”

John Carpenter Lost Themes Remixed

Veldt, The “Sanctified”

Zola Jesus “Collapse”

Merzbow & Keiji Haino & Balazs Pandi “How Differ The Instructions Of The Left From The Instructions On The Right”

Cults “Oh My God”

Vektroid “Neo Cali”

FOE “Genie In A Coke Can” (Alec Empire RMX)

Peaches “How You Like My Cut?” (Ziur RMX)

Tex Taiwan “Algorhythm Vision”

Jagwar Ma “Uncertainty” (Mssingno RMX)

Odesza “It’s Only” RMXs

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