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125 Rhythmen
Konowoulen II (Könöwoulen II, Konowulen II)
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Kontemuru
Origin:
Guinea region Faranah ethic group Malinke
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Last modification: 29 Jun 2017 20:24:55
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Djembe and Dunun accompaniment with short solo
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Koreduga (Komodenu, Kotedjuga, Kotejuga)
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Last modification: 29 Jun 2017 20:24:55
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Djembe and Dunun accompaniment with solo original taught by Mamady Keita
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Kuku (Koukou, Cucu, Coucou)
Origin:
Forest Guinea and Ivory Coast ethnic group Manian
Description:
Today Kuku is a popular rhythm played on many occasions. Kuku is danced
by the women who dance in a circle. Originally, Kuku was played when the
women came back from fishing and the dunun were not part of this rhythm.
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PercussionStudio file
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Last modification: 29 Jun 2017 20:24:56
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Djembe and Dunun accompaniment with solo and break - version 2
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PercussionStudio file
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Last modification: 29 Jun 2017 20:24:56
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Djembe and Dunun accompaniment with solo original by Mamady Keita - version 3
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Kurabadon
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Last modification: 30 Jun 2017 10:27:38
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