Ballet Dunun: Makru - Fanka version (Individual dunun demo and performance)
The style of ballet Dunun playing originated from the drum and dance performance troupe in Guinea back in the 1960's. At that time, there were easily 20 or 30 dancers in the troupe, but only a handful of 5 or 6 drummers. So there were never enough Dunun players around! And they just had to try to maximize the ability to cover all 3 Dunun parts (Sangban, Kenkeni, Dununba) together into 1 ballet Dunun role. Here's our demo for rhythm Makru, of the Susu people, with rhythmic break taught by @MamadyKeïta-e7d. Watch our full ensemble demo of Makru here: https://studio.youtube.com/video/d9Fy... We hope you enjoy it! . . . . . Are there any other rhythms or content you'd like to see? Tell us in the comments below! Hit subscribe for new content every week! https://www.youtube.com/user/sgdjembe... Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for new events and classes: / djembesingapore / djembesg

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