Beginners
Djembe Course For beginers
- Introduction to the djembe
- Proper sitting, hand and, djembe positioning
- Tones/sound of the djembe
- Djembe patterns and rhythms
- Learning contemporary rhythms and style
- Layering rhythms for a fuller sound
- Improvisation and expression
- Improvisation and expression
- Free Virtual one-on-one progress feedback
£99
Djembe’s construction
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The cultural background
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The djembe’s anatomy
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Introduction to the djembe
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Hand Positioning
In this course, you will learn how to use the full palm of your dominant or non-dominant hand. Focusing on keeping fingers closed together and relaxed whilst aiming for the center of the drumhead for a deep sound.
How to position the djembe
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How to sit/what to sit on
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Learning the
‘SLAP SOUND’
The slap sound on the djembe requires focusing on hand position. Technique and sound clarity are essential to produce the correct sound. It is a little more difficult than the other two primary tones, the bass, and the tap/tone. It has a sharp high-pitched and cutting sound.
Learning the
‘TONE SOUND’
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Learning the
‘BASE SOUND’
What you will learn about the bass sound of the djembe is proper hand positioning. You will be taught striking techniques and listening skills. The bass is one of the three fundamental sounds of the djembe, characterized by a deep, resonant tone.
Understanding the 3 ‘Tones’ of the djembe
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Using the RaphaRhythm
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Introducing the RaphaRhythm
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Djembe Rhythm Patterns
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Learn some simple rhythms (APPLY IN RHYTHM)
To produce a deep and warm bass sound, you will be taught to relax your hand to avoid muted, dull, or sharp sounds.
Learn djembe beats using the RaphaRhythm
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Clapping/counting beats
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Playing fluidity
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Developing muscle memory
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Djembe Course For beginers
- Introduction to the djembe
- Proper sitting, hand and, djembe positioning
- Tones/sound of the djembe
- Djembe patterns and rhythms
- Learning contemporary rhythms and style
- Layering rhythms for a fuller sound
- Improvisation and expression
- Improvisation and expression
- Free Virtual one-on-one progress feedback
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£99
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
IN THIS COURSE
1. The Djembe
- Introduction to the djembe
- The djembe’s anatomy
- The cultural background
- Djembe’s construction
2. Playing position/posture
- How to sit/what to sit on
- How to position the djembe
- Hand positioning
3. The sound of the djembe
- Understanding the 3 ‘Tones’ of the djembe
- Learning the ‘BASE’ sound
- Learning the ‘TONE’ sound
- Learning the ‘SLAP’ sound
4. Basic djembe rhythms
- Learn some simple rhythms
- Djembe rhythm patterns
- Introducing the RaphaRhythm
- Using the RaphaRhythm
5. Practice and Techniques
- Developing muscle memory
- Playing fluidity
- Clapping/counting beats
- Learn djembe beats using the RaphaRhythm
The 3 Tones
Beginners will learn the basic techniques of the 3 Tones. These Tones are sound that are made when striking the djembe in specific places of the drum and the position of the hand. The base, slap and tone (BST) sound.
Hands & Wrists
Your hands and wrists positioning should be relaxed to avoid strain and pain. When striking the djembe your hand should be light and with control. The djembe has its own sound and should require careful strikes on specific places on the drum for comfortable playing.
Practise Techniques
Using sound and rhythm, you will play slowly to develop muscle memory. You will be using exercises for each hand to work alternatively for strength and fluidity. A versatile way of helping you with the rhythm; is counting the beats and clapping to set the rhythm.
The djembe
Introduction of the Djembe. You will understand the anatomy of the djembe, the skin and the type of wood, also the body the head and the base and their function.
Solo Techniques
If you are more advanced in playing the djembe, you will learn how to improvise around the base rhythm using different techniques.
RaphaRhythm
You will learn how different places of the djembe intertwine to create a more complex rhythm structure.
Posture & Position of the djembe
You will learn the importance of your posture when playing the djembe, mainly when in a sitting position. What position the djembe should be when playing.
Performance
Here you will showcase your skills either as a soloist or in a group. This will allow you to enjoy solo or group performances.
Learn Basic Djembe Rhythms
You will learn basic hand combinations to produce different types of rhythms. There are patterns to learn to help you remember rhythms. You will be using the RaphaRhythm to help get the right rhythm and tempo. You will use these elements to help understand conversations in djembe ensembles.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
IN THIS COURSE
1. The Djembe
- Introduction to the djembe
- The djembe’s anatomy
- The cultural background
- Djembe’s construction
2. Playing position/posture
- How to sit/what to sit on
- How to position the djembe
- Hand positioning
3. The sound of the djembe
- Understanding the 3 ‘Tones’ of the djembe
- Learning the ‘BASE’ sound
- Learning the ‘TONE’ sound
- Learning the ‘SLAP’ sound
4. Basic djembe rhythms
- Learn some simple rhythms
- Djembe rhythm patterns
- Introducing the RaphaRhythm
- Using the RaphaRhythm
5. Practice and Techniques
- Developing muscle memory
- Playing fluidity
- Clapping/counting beats
- Learn djembe beats using the RaphaRhythm
The 3 Tones
Beginners will learn the basic techniques of the 3 Tones. These Tones are sound that are made when striking the djembe in specific places of the drum and the position of the hand. The base, slap and tone (BST) sound.
Hands & Wrists
Your hands and wrists positioning should be relaxed to avoid strain and pain. When striking the djembe your hand should be light and with control. The djembe has its own sound and should require careful strikes on specific places on the drum for comfortable playing.
Posture & Position of the djembe
You will learn the importance of your posture when playing the djembe, mainly when in a sitting position. What position the djembe should be when playing.
The djembe
Introduction of the Djembe. You will understand the anatomy of the djembe, the skin and the type of wood, also the body the head and the base and their function.
Solo Techniques
If you are more advanced in playing the djembe, you will learn how to improvise around the base rhythm using different techniques.
Polyrhythm
You will learn how different places of the djembe intertwine to create a more complex rhythm structure.
Practise Techniques
Using sound and rhythm, you will play slowly to develop muscle memory. You will be using exercises for each hand to work alternatively for strength and fluidity. A versatile way of helping you with the rhythm; is counting the beats and clapping to set the rhythm.
Learn Basic Djembe Rhythms
You will learn basic hand combinations to produce different types of rhythms. There are patterns to learn to help you remember rhythms. You will be using the RaphaRhythm to help get the right rhythm and tempo. You will use these elements to help understand conversations in djembe ensembles.
Performance
Here you will showcase your skills either as a soloist or in a group. This will allow you to enjoy solo or group performances.
