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Drum 1 d :::: | } Drum 2 This could never happen in Central Africa : we doubt if an African could do it if he tried . He has two ways in which he could combine these two patterns : in the Bemba dance called “ Ngwayi ' from which this ...
Drum 1 d :::: | } Drum 2 This could never happen in Central Africa : we doubt if an African could do it if he tried . He has two ways in which he could combine these two patterns : in the Bemba dance called “ Ngwayi ' from which this ...
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Now it is very necessary to remark that in drumming , normally , there is never any beating of 2 against 3 or 3 against 4 in the European sense . Many people , having heard of the intricacies of African drum rhythms , think of it in ...
Now it is very necessary to remark that in drumming , normally , there is never any beating of 2 against 3 or 3 against 4 in the European sense . Many people , having heard of the intricacies of African drum rhythms , think of it in ...
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It is probably true to say that no other European has so completely mastered the complex drum rhythms and music of the Northern Rhodesian peoples as the Rev. A. M. Jones . In this book , published for the African Music Society ...
It is probably true to say that no other European has so completely mastered the complex drum rhythms and music of the Northern Rhodesian peoples as the Rev. A. M. Jones . In this book , published for the African Music Society ...
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