Podcasts about darbuka

Bei einem Weihnachtsessen, das in unserer Kirche stattfand, um die Kulturen der internationalen Gäste zu feiern, klatschte ich freudig zum Klang der Darbuka (eine Art Trommel) und der Oud (ein Saiteninstrument), als eine Band das traditionelle nahöstliche Weihnachtslied „Laylat Al-Milad“ spielte. Der Sänger der Band erklärte, der Titel bedeute „Die Nacht der Geburt“. Der Text erinnerte die Zuhörer daran, dass das Wesen von Weihnachten darin besteht, anderen zu dienen, z. B. indem man einem Durstigen zu trinken gibt oder einen Weinenden tröstet.

Lebanese DJ and producer Arabian Panther, famed for his keffiyah stage mask and his distinctive sound which can transition swiftly from a warrior's march anthem to a club banger tinged with Arabic scales and instrumentals. His dynamic sets and productions pay homage to his multicultural heritage as a French child from the Lebanese diaspora, demonstrating solidarity with the Palestinian cause.  Arabian Panther's journey of solidarity commenced with the release of his EP ‘Desert's Anthem' in 2019, which caught the attention of Palestinian DJ Odai Masri, aka Oddz and helped him forge connections within the Palestinian music scene. After signing his first track with the first Palestinian techno label ‘Harara' – managed by the late great Oddz. For our 230th episode of Select, Arabian Panther has created a set exclusively for SceneNoise, which he recorded in one take at his home. The set is infused with some of his favourite tunes that he has been incorporating into his sets over the past year, along with a selection of tracks from his latest EP, ‘The Death of the Panther', which he released on Ritmo Fatale on March 22nd of this year. Featuring his own original tracks like ‘Hafla For Our Dead', as well as ‘Lala Torkia' by Cheb Hamar and more, the 66-minute set begins with an eclectic mix of Palestinian Dabke music, incorporating classic Middle Eastern instrumentals like Tabla, Mezmar, and Darbuka drums, which serve as the base for the set. As the set unfurls, Arabian Panther brings in versatile elements of techno, with dreamy vocal undertones. Proceed with loudspeakers in hand...

In the summer of 2021, we drove to Turkey to spend two weeks with Chris Attwood and his wonderful family. Before Chris and family arrived, we had time to roam the city - we met up with Raqauy Danziger, a famous Darbuka player you can meet in one of our bonus episodes.  Raqauy introduced us to belly dancer Iana Komarnytska, and photographer and drummer Pedro Bonatto.Pedro and Iana have a youtube channel called Artist Date, where they talk about travel, creativity, inspiration, and how it is to live an artist's life. They interviewed us for their podcast, and they have kindly let us re-use the episode so you can hear it here. And we highly recommend that you check out the work of Pedro and Iana.They have several podcasts and cool projects you can follow:Artist Date on YouTubeArtist Date on  Spotify:The Wanderings Podcast on YouTube:Belly Dance Life PodcastPedros websiteIanas website And you can also follow them on Facebook and Instagramhttps://www.facebook.com/ianadance/https://www.instagram.com/iana_dance/https://www.facebook.com/pedrobonattohttps://www.instagram.com/pedrobonatto Support the showPODCAST INFOPodcast website: http://theconrad.family/podcast YouTube Full Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/theconradfamily365Apple Podcasts: https://www.theconrad.family/apple Spotify: https://theconrad.family/spotify RSS: https://theconrad.family/rss SUPPORT & CONNECTSupport on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Theconradfamily Share a review: https://www.theconrad.family/review-our-podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theconrad.familyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/theconradfamilyTwitter: https://twitter.com/theconradfamily

Meet Raquy Danziger - a celebrated Darbuka performer, teacher, and composer known worldwide for her expertise on the Middle Eastern Darbuka drum.  We are a full-time traveling family. We love art, music, and people and interview some of the wonderful people we meet. We met Raquy in Istanbul, Turkey, where she is now based. About RaquyHailing from unlikely Western roots, Raquy has distinguished herself as a unique phenomenon and earned a place of renown in the genre. She has collaborated and performed with some of the most famous Middle Eastern drummers in the world and has given concerts and workshops across the USA, Canada, The Middle East, Asia, Europe, Russia, and South America. Raquy specializes in the Turkish split-hand technique. This style was born twenty years ago when Turkish drummers began splitting the hand, thus attaining unprecedented speed and dexterity. In 2012 Raquy opened her “Darbuka Ofis” in downtown Istanbul, where she trains daily under the direction of her teacher, master drummer Bünyamin Olguncan.  Her Ofis has become a center for drumming, attracting drummers from all over the world who flock to Istanbul to learn from Raquy and Bünyamin.EPSIODE LINKShttps://raquy.com/https://www.facebook.com/RaquyDanziger/https://www.instagram.com/raquytabla/https://soundcloud.com/raquytablahttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzPUz0KpcUxPsl2uXH8S8NQhttps://www.etsy.com/shop/RaquyArthttps://www.instagram.com/darbukaschool/https://darbukaschool.com/http://www.raquydrumstore.com/▬ CONTENT OF THIS VIDEO ▬ (00:00:01) - Discovering Istanbul's Music and Art(00:15:26) - Drumming Lessons and Online ClassesSupport the showPODCAST INFOPodcast website: http://theconrad.family/podcast YouTube Full Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/theconradfamily365Apple Podcasts: https://www.theconrad.family/apple Spotify: https://theconrad.family/spotify RSS: https://theconrad.family/rss SUPPORT & CONNECTSupport on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Theconradfamily Share a review: https://www.theconrad.family/review-our-podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theconrad.familyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/theconradfamilyTwitter: https://twitter.com/theconradfamily

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"Our bedrock is education. We're always intent upon creating beautiful alliances."Our guest for this episode of MFM Speaks Out is April Centrone. April Centrone is a multi-instrumentalist (specialising in the riqq, darbuka, frame drum, trap drum, and oud), co-founder of the New York Arabic Orchestra, teacher, composer, film producer and director, and music therapist based in NY / NJ. She has toured as a drummer and percussionist with Secret Chiefs, Ziad Rahbani, Marcel Khalife, Bassam Saba, and others.She is a Carnegie Hall World Explorer musician and educator, business owner and founder of 10PRL, arts/film/event space on the Jersey Shore, and co-founder of the New York Arabic Orchestra, non-profit organization specializing in the performance and education of Arabic music. She has a Masters degree in Forensic Psychology from John Jay College, NYC.As a youth educator, April worked closely with inner-city schools throughout NYC's boroughs, teaching Arabic music and percussion and coordinating world music projects through Musicians For Harmony and Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road Connect. As a music therapist, her work included her participation in a ‘Music Therapy Tour' with the U.S. Embassy of Malaysia, holding workshops at Rohingya refugee youth centers and safe houses for young Malaysian women. During her residence in Lebanon from 2013 to 2016, she held Arabic music workshops for Syrian and Palestinian refugee youth through her project, Juthoor, with Nisreen Nasser.She currently teaches world music at William Paterson University, leads group classes and workshops virtually and in NYC, and has held lectures in music therapy and Arabic music/percussion at Taipei University of the Arts, Lebanese American University and others.Over her career, April has performed in venues such as the United Nations, NYC Opera House, Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center, and has toured throughout Europe, the Americas, Middle East and Far East, performing at the Marciac Jazz Festival (FR), New Zealand World Music Festival Festival, Lincoln Center Out-of-Doors (NYC), Musicas Do Mundo, Sines (PT), Beirut Jazz Festival (LB), Taipei Chinese Orchestra Silk Road Conference (TW), and others. Her debut album ‘New Moon' is available on CD Baby and Spotify.  Topics Discussed:April's interest and pursuit of Arabic music, her meeting and work with Bassam Saba in founding the New York Arabic Orchestra, her philosophies on blending cultures, the artistic, cultural, and spiritual essence of Arabic music, her solo album New Moon, her teaching resume, her work as a music therapist, her charitable works, women's roles in Arabic music, the political situation in Iran and how if affects the music community, the business model of the New York Arabic Orchestra and their potential and actual collaboration and solidarity with the music community at large. Music featured in this episode:"Raqsat al-Atlas" composed by Abd el-Qader al Rashidi, performed by the New York Arabic Orchestra "Fire and Blood" by April Centrone"New Moon" by April Centrone(All music used with permission)Links:April Centrone website: www.aprilcentrone.comInstagram: @aprilcentroneNY Arabic Orchestra: https://nyarabicorchestra.org/DBDBD NY interview: https://doobeedoobeedoo.info/2011/03/02/interview-bassam-saba-and-april-centrone-speaking-about-their-baby-the-ny-arabic-orchestra/

Darbuka, riq, dulcimer anebo trumšajt – to je jen několik z celé baterie nástrojů, které ovládl etnomuzikolog, pedagog HAMU, skladatel a hudebník Tomáš Reindl. Ve Vizitce s Markétou Kaňkovou mluvil také o tom, jak jej ovlivnila studia elektrotechniky, pobyt v Indii a cvičení jógy, anebo jak funguje jeho sólový projekt Omnion.Všechny díly podcastu Vizitka můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Today we're having a conversation with Dahov. Our first international remote guest who is definitely living his Luxe Life. Born in Dubai, then later moved to Canada where he lives now, Dahov joins us from Cancun, Mexico where he's currently performing. Dahov travels the world with his  Unique Drum, known as a Darbuka performing, making money, and enjoying his Luxe Life. Learn how he achieved his dreams!The show is hosted by Rick Steiner with Steiner Event Group, a premier national event planning company.And co-hosted by Shannon Richmond, the Vice President of the Panama City Beach Chamber of Commerce.Got a corporate event or wedding that you're wanting to be world-class? Check out Rick's work here:https://www.steinereventgroup.comAre you a business near Bay County, FL?Check out the Panama City Beach Chamber of Commerce here:https://www.pcbeach.org

#DarbukaSiva in this conversation with Baradwaj Rangan talks about his Journey of being an independent musician, shares his working experience with #GVM in #ENPT and a lot more about music!!

Raquy Danziger is a world-famous American musician, teacher and composer based in Istanbul. She has released thirteen albums, five darbuka method books, and two volumes of her original compositions. Her educational offerings are available through her online darbuka school: Darbukaschool.com. More than a thousand students are currently enrolled in her courses. Raquy specializes in the split hand technique, which is a fast and elaborate Turkish drumming style. She also plays the mystical twelve- string King Kemenche Tarhu, a rare and exotic bowed instrument.⁣⁣ She has also performed in Egypt as a soloist with The Egyptian "King of Tabla" - Said El Artist, and his drumming orchestra in the great concert halls of Egypt. She has performed at the Lincoln Center, CRR concert hall in Istanbul, and in many festivals. In 2005, she was the recipient of the Meet the Composer grant. Raquy has appeared on Good Morning Egypt, Leila Kebira, O TV, the Culture Channel, Turkish Television, Arabs Got Talent, and has been interviewed on Al Jazeera.In this episode you will learn about:- Drummer as a lead musician or as an accompanist - Raquy's drumming experience in Egypt- Learning the Turkish style of drumming- Her special notation system for drummers- Tips for dance-music collaborations.Show Notes to this episode:Follow Raquy Danziger via FB, Instagram, Youtube and website. Check her Darbuka school HERE. Apply promo code DARBUKA15 for 15% off on any Raquy's online courses.Take a look at our intensive Dancing to Turkish 9s created in collaboration with Raquy HERE.Follow Iana on Instagram, FB, and Youtube . Check out her online classes and intensives at the Iana Dance Club.Podcast: www.ianadance.com/podcast

In this episode of ‘Rebel Talk', we've discussed about nothing but Rocky Movie monologue. Jee Boom Bha Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0O172gy8KRU18CcK6wFi9z?si=EpW-5oyGSI-HXOMyhMqwZA Rebel Klub IG: https://linktr.ee/Rebel.klub

Baradwaj Rangan #Reviews #MudhalNeeMudivumNee Movie starring #KishenDas, #AmrithaMandarine, #GouthamRajCSV, #HariniRamesh directed by #DarbukaSiva.

#DarbukaSiva in this conversation with Baradwaj Rangan talks about his directorial debut #MudhalNeeMudivumNee

Ayer conocisteis a Mahmed, hoy le toca el turno a Nur, una bailarina árabe y doctoranda. El capítulo de hoy transcurre en Granada, donde Nur está llevando a cabo su espectáculo de danza. Ayer publicamos nuestra novela "La profecía del desierto" y pro eso he querido compartir con vosotros estos dos primeros capítulos del libro. Espero que os gusten. Una misteriosa carta, escrita por un maestro sufí. Un hombre y una mujer dispuestos a poner en riesgo sus vidas para desentrañar un misterio milenario. Mahmed, un cetrero que trabaja para un príncipe saudí, y Nur, una famosa bailarina árabe, serán obligados por la organización secreta de los cármatas a unir su ingenio y sus conocimientos para descubrir qué oculta una antigua carta escrita por el maestro sufí, Ibn Arabi. Para ello, deberán seguir los pasos señalados por el filósofo a lo largo de un peligroso viaje por Oriente Próximo. La profecía del desierto supone la renovación de las novelas de aventuras sobre búsqueda de reliquias históricas. En este caso, los misterios versan sobre sociedades secretas árabes y sobre el islam. "La profecía del desierto" En Amazon: https://www.amazon.es/dp/8416517517/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_awdb_imm_FXWJJ2568RX9TTMGFF1G En Todos tus libros: https://www.todostuslibros.com/libros/la-profecia-del-desierto_978-84-16517-51-0 *** Soy Ana Ballabriga, escritora a cuatro manos con David Zaplana de novelas de misterio. Puedes encontrar más información sobre mí en ballabrigazaplana.com y en IG @BallabrigaAna Algunos de los audios utilizados pertenecen al banco de imágenes del Ministerio de Educación y Formación Profesional del Gobierno de España

Ayer conocisteis a Mahmed, hoy le toca el turno a Nur, una bailarina árabe y doctoranda. El capítulo de hoy transcurre en Granada, donde Nur está llevando a cabo su espectáculo de danza. Ayer publicamos nuestra novela "La profecía del desierto" y pro eso he querido compartir con vosotros estos dos primeros capítulos del libro. Espero que os gusten. Una misteriosa carta, escrita por un maestro sufí. Un hombre y una mujer dispuestos a poner en riesgo sus vidas para desentrañar un misterio milenario. Mahmed, un cetrero que trabaja para un príncipe saudí, y Nur, una famosa bailarina árabe, serán obligados por la organización secreta de los cármatas a unir su ingenio y sus conocimientos para descubrir qué oculta una antigua carta escrita por el maestro sufí, Ibn Arabi. Para ello, deberán seguir los pasos señalados por el filósofo a lo largo de un peligroso viaje por Oriente Próximo. La profecía del desierto supone la renovación de las novelas de aventuras sobre búsqueda de reliquias históricas. En este caso, los misterios versan sobre sociedades secretas árabes y sobre el islam. "La profecía del desierto" En Amazon: https://www.amazon.es/dp/8416517517/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_awdb_imm_FXWJJ2568RX9TTMGFF1G En Todos tus libros: https://www.todostuslibros.com/libros/la-profecia-del-desierto_978-84-16517-51-0 *** Soy Ana Ballabriga, escritora a cuatro manos con David Zaplana de novelas de misterio. Puedes encontrar más información sobre mí en ballabrigazaplana.com y en IG @BallabrigaAna Algunos de los audios utilizados pertenecen al banco de imágenes del Ministerio de Educación y Formación Profesional del Gobierno de España

Atman is a World Fusion Music whose music aims to bridge West to East, while he aims to connect the physical world with spiritual world through his music. Atman was born and grew up in Balkan part of Turkey where he got the main influence for his music. He fell in love with Darbuka after he met his master Misirli Ahmet. He went to the Sinai Desert in Egypt with his master to explore depth of rhythm. After this journey, he had a turning point in his music journey. Being influenced by Indian, Balkan, Middle Eastern and Latin Music makes Atman's music pretty unique. He plays diverse instruments such as Darbuka, Didgeridoo, Bass Guitar, Frame Drums, Drum-kit and Synth. He loves to connect Indian Rhythms with Middle Eastern Scales, and yet make the music dancy. Being a world traveler helped him to broaden his mind and enrich his musical ear. He made his first album No Mind at the end of 2020 which he produced by himself and played most of the instruments on the album (Percussion, Bass, Didgeridoo, Jaw Harp, Vocal). Atman shares his journey from travel to producing his own album during Melbourne Lockdown called “No Mind” and he designed a “How to play Percussion Course” Here is a clip to watch. You can see full interview on OneSpaceLove You Tube Channel, where Atman shares some music live with me. Learn More https://onespace.love/atman-bridge-west-to-east/

To day you are invited to dance away the tension in your sacral and bring all the other meridians in to harmony. Featuring the Darbuka Drum of North and East Africa. Become a VIP Orange Feather Podcast member and have your say on the program. https://www.patreon.com/AmunetHall --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/amunet-hall/message

For the last episode of Swiss Triplets, we meet Roberto Hacaturyan, the Swiss ethnomusicologist who shares his time as a percussionist for multiple groups and as a music specialist for Artlink, the Swiss agency for art and culture from Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe which supports and networks cultural actors professionals from these regions of the world and encourage their access to the Swiss cultural market.Born to a Sicilian mother and an Armenian father, Robbie has a fascinating journey that has led him to study percussion between Ghana, Cuba and Brazil. Today, through his involvement with Artlink, he tries to forge links, build bridges between groups from various regions.Music : Congas, Bongos & Darbuka love Breakdance (feat. EzMike, RockSteadyCrew) watch here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Tjmo2gv0ks / Check out Artlink : https://artlink.ch Say hi : http://instagram.com/ahnatek/ -  https://www.arthurhnatek.comSupport the Show.

Kick your shoes off and ground those feet into the earth for this Ecstatic Dance journey to the magnetic sounds of J WHITTY. For those of you that are new to Ecstatic dance it is a form of meditation where you freely move to a rhythm and release unwanted energy from the body or connect with sounds on an ethereal plane to bring your body into higher states of consciousness. Artwork by J Whitty Track Listing: 1. Life Has Broken You Open 2. The Sodden Path 3. Darbuka ft. Élise Di 4. 1AM 5. Pandora's Garden Support J Whitty: SOUNDCLOUD https://soundcloud.com/jwhitty BANDCAMP https://jwhitty.bandcamp.com/ INSTAGRAM @jacobtw.art https://www.instagram.com/jacobtw.art/

“Yuh Yuh” Boğaziçi Üniversitesi öğrencilerinden“Aşk ve İstanbul - Live”  ― Aytac Dogan“Mecbur”  ― Ayla Çelik“Uzaklaşma Sevdası (Devran)”  ― Birileri“HİÇ”  ― Erkan Güleryüz“Taksi”  ― Nuri Serinlendirici“Üç Kız Bir Ana”  ― Zeynep Baksi Karatağ“Zilli de Maşa Darbuka”  ― Yasemin Göksu“Rumeli Hisarı'nın Yapılışı”  ― Can Atilla“Güvercin”  ― Hüsnü Arkan, Kardes Türküler“Git İşine - Aldanırım Sanma”  ― Elis Dubaz

Alejandro Flores desde El Salvador, nos comparte un excelente Bellytip para tener un mejor desempeño y comunicación con el percusionista durante un solo de Darbuka. No te lo pierdas Síguelo en sus redes sociales y pasa a saludarlo, que a él le va a dar mucho gusto. https://www.instagram.com/floresmusico/ https://www.facebook.com/OrientalPercussion/  

Thanks for the tune "System of a Down - Toxicity - Medieval Style byAlka the Bard on Youtube - link to full performance ♫ https://youtu.be/X5d8bnvO2JQ ♫Musicians:Song composed by Daron Malakian, Shavo Odadjian and Serj Tankian.Instruments: Bouzouki, Lute-guitar, Tin Whistle (Bb), Hand Drum, Darbuka and tambourine.This might inspire you to go to a Medieval Festival. :-)Just wanted to provide some calm music since the last 5 days have been very stressful. Be well, stay safe and keep your businesses alive. Jan Rossi, Marketing Residency Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ronnie Malley chats with Benita about his connection with the Tony award winning show, "The Band's Visit",  and all the amazing instruments he plays in the show, including a Darbuka, Frame Drum, Riq, and El Oud. This musician, ethnomusicologist, and teacher has fascinating insight about the impact of music.  In Ronnie's words... "music is the vehicle on which the story rides."

Danny Shamoun, a Los-Angeles based multi-instrumentalist originally hailing from Detroit, discusses how he started with Middle Eastern Music and transitioned to performing with System of a Down (SOAD), joining Scars of Broadway as a keyboardist, learning the Arabian Ney Flute and the impact of music theory and Makam modal based music. Topics include: Discussion of how Shamoun’s interest in music blossomed early, from the very young age of 3 with listening and watching to an Ibraham Tatlises video Shamoun’s youth in Detroit featured exposure to various ethnic groups like Chaldeans, Lebanese, Syrians, etc., and his parents frequently attended Arabic music banquets as opposed to rock concerts like what he saw others doing around him Shamoun was impacted by seeing musicians and their lifestyle and that influenced his interest in music, and he also noticed a little bit of “funk” from the music scene which piqued his interest At a local community festival, Shamoun was goaded into playing the dumbek on stage with the Levendes, a prominent Greek ensemble based out of the Detroit area, and he started to take note of the various time signatures and began learning about Greek music and prominent Greek singers Over time, Shamoun took his practicing quite seriously, and began studying with Johnny Seduwet to learn music theory which prepared him very well for the rest of his musical career Shamoun later traveled from Detroit to California and became involved in the music scene through an introduction to hard rock band One Side Zero, where he was able to meet and work with Ray Mayorga and was also introduced to John Dolmayan from System of a Down, and other bands such as Viza and The Apex Theory, and even a brush with Metallica Shamoun was invited to perform with System of a Down on stage to do a dumbek solo during various shows, which was a very inspirational to him as an aspiring musician, which led to his relationship with System guitarist Daron Malakian and his eventual work with Malakian’s side project Scars on Broadway Shamoun began working with System with PA work and Malakian’s guitar pedal controls during System concerts, which really helped him learn about production and sound, and became good friends with Mike Bordin from Faith No More as they all toured together Shamoun then began work with Scars on Broadway, and expanded from dumbek and percussion to keyboard playing to round out the band’s sound Shamoun came full circle from his music theory training with Seduwet as a youth and applied his knowledge on the keyboard, including his makam training which he could play on his Yamaha PSR 62 (which can play quarter tones), and then began taking piano lessons at the suggestion of Malakian and studied with Howard Richmond in Los Angeles which improved his playing Shamoun really focused on practicing and studying and preparing for Scars recordings and tours Discussion of Shamoun as a unique musician with his background and involvement in both middle eastern music and rock music Shamoun then turned his attention to the Ney (Middle Eastern flute), which expanded his musical horizons dramatically and Shamoun recorded Ney on Viza’s Aria record Ali Jihad Rasy at UCLA took Shamoun under his wing where Shamoun was able to key in on his Ney playing and also Shamoun started scoring films, in particular for a movie named “The Queen of the Desert” with such actors as Nicole Kidman, Daniel Day Lewis and James Franco Shamoun recently released an original song and music video where his percussion and Ney work are featured in “Seaside Sultress”, part of his ambient music projects for film scoring Shamoun’s group “The Global Trance Ensemble” is on various social media platforms Shamoun also worked at a studio in Detroit where he ran in to master kanunist Ara Topouzian which involved so much experience learning about studio life and techniques which had an enormous impact on his musical development Discussion of the uniqueness of the Ney with a double reed sound and embouchure technique which is exceedingly difficult to make a tone on the Ney, and the similarities in spirit of the “fresh water” instruments made of wood such as the oud Podcast listeners can enjoy the end of the podcast which features Shamoun’s track “Seaside Sultress”  

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It's been a While, But here's Episode 29 (Season 2 Episode 11) Hosted by Richard B McLean, and [Mitch Parker] 1 What Makes Kelly Wilkins Tick? Mitch Parker and His Amazing Wacky Instrument Collection See our pictures on instagram Featured Media This Week: Mitch Parker and His Amazing Wacky Instrument Collection | Our Theme is By Sam Davis Have a question or comment that you’d like played on the air? — Please Leave a Message at (801) Sketch1 — [(801) 753-8241]

Fogo X Culcutta X Ciao Adios (Moustache Darbuka Mashup) by Dj Moustache

_KNZ036_ Kanzen Records is proud to present to you the Amabhunguka EP which houses rich African vocals from Afrokam. The word Amabhunguka is referred to rural men who no longer return to their native areas. The vocals bring about the rich heritage that one has lost by living in the urban life, we aim to bring awareness of this common tragedy through this release. Massive thanks to all involved in this amazing project featuring some of the most intense rhythmic sounds filled with African elements to relay this vital message. Stream the FULL TRACK FOR FREE : http://www.kanzenrecords.co.za/knz036 Other Links : https://fanlink.to/Amabhunguka Primary Artist : King Maloyer Secondary Artist : Afrokam Release Date : 28/04/2014 Format: Digital EP Label Catalog Number: KNZ036 Territory: Worldwide 2014 Kanzen Records ©

Serdar Ayyildiz' in 2013 Yazinda yer verdigi parcalarin bir araya getirildigi cok ozel bir set Serdar AYYILDIZ Party Mix Summer 2013 Mixed by Serdar AYYILDIZ 1 - Ferhat Gocer - Yanina Kalmaz ( Serdar AYYILDIZ Remix ) Album version 2 - Huseyin Karadayi ft Nekk - Party in Istanbul ( Serdar AYYILDIZ Remix ) 3 - Serdar AYYILDIZ - Dualis ( Dj Pantelis Remix ) A.k.A. Radio Mydonose Exclusive 144 4 - Serdar AYYILDIZ - Make Love ( Tom Novy Your Body Acapella edit ) 5 - Tugba Ozerk - Kolay Degil 6 - Erdem Kinay feat Merve Ozbay - Duman 7 - Serdar AYYILDIZ - This Feeling ( Club mix ) ( Acapella Mix M.i.a- Bucky Done Gun by Serdar AYYILDIZ ) 8 - Hampenberg & Alexander Brown feat. Busta Rhymes & Shonie - You are a Star 9 - Busy Signal & Flexican & Major Lazer - Bumaye ( Whatch Out For This ) 10 - Huseyin Karadayi feat Cahit berkay - Gulermisin Aglarmisin ( Diskomatik ) 11 - Ozan Colakoglu feat Tarkan - Hadi Bakalim ( Serdar AYYILDIZ Remix ) 12 - Kolpa - Beni Aska Inandir ( Serdar AYYILDIZ Remix ) 13 - Huseyin KARADAYI & Serdar AYYILDIZ feat Sezzy - What is Darbuka 14 - Ozan Colakoglu feat Gulsen - Seyre Dursun Ask ( Huseyin KARADAYI Remix ) 15 - Sila - Acisa da Oldurmez ( Serdar AYYILDIZ Remix ) 16 - Huseyin KARADAYI feat Isin KARACA , Mc Syco - Eglen Guzelim ( Serdar AYYILDIZ Remix ) Club edit

Kevin and Kornflake celebrate Darwin Day with a piping hot bowl of Primordial Soup; as MarsCon preparations continue, we learn why you don't want to sit next to Kornflake on a plane; and because we're still dangerously obsessed with goofy old sitcoms, we present a Top 4 1/2 List of our favorite wacky neighbors. Come on, you haven't had this much fun since 1978, when your brother took you to a Lenny and the Squigtones concert.

in this podcast we explore some of the melodic ideas of playing on the congas and specific movements such as the five stroke roll and triplets. The tumbao however is found however in 4/4 just as often as in songs in 6. Thanks for watching!

In this episode we introduce ways to be creative in your playing and worship, as well as incorporating traditional styles in other settings. Thank you for viewing!

Episode two of tuning the congas. In this episode we will be going over how to tune your congas. We will begin from the very basics and then further develop more complex techniques in coming episodes. thank you for viewing. Please visit the blog on my site at www.heartbeatforworship.com and leave any comments or questions you may have. Also please subscribe to our email list so that we may notify you of future events. Thank you and may God bless you!

In this episode we will be going over how to tune your congas. We will begin from the very basics and then further develop more complex techniques in coming episodes. thank you for viewing. Please visit the blog on my site at www.heartbeatforworship.com and leave any comments or questions you may have. Also please subscribe to our email list so that we may notify you of future events. Thank you and may God bless you!

In this episode we explore the slap tone on the congas and include the "muff".

Part two of the "slap" technique on the congas. In this lesson we will explore further the slap technique of hand drumming as it pertains to the congas. More specifically we will be explaining the open slap tone. Victor VillaFania will be with us in this episode and the next several ones to come. He is a tremendous percussionist and very humble. So humble in fact he requested himself that he'd rather not speak much. We will however have him speak more in the very near future since he has so much to offer in the way of playing and teaching. Enjoy, and please feel free to send us your questions. The link to our podcast is on the site www.heartbeatforworship.com. God bless you all!