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Djankadi
(Yancadi, Yankadi,
etc)
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, Djembe Boom
, ADR
The notation for this rhythm may consist of parts, signals, breaks and
solos.
You are welcome to add anything that makes this notation more complete!
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| These parts are taken from African Drum Rhythms Practice CD 8. They are notated as straight six count parts although they are not played like that on the CD. I have notated them like this for those who view the parts as ASCII character notation. If you have installed the Djembe font, you will clearly see the difference below where I am using the Djembe font Shuffle notes to illustrate how the parts are really played on the CD. |
| These parts must be viewed as graphic Djembe font notation to make sense (the special shuffle notes characters used are not covered in the S.H.A.R.E. Notation Legend). As you perhaps can see, some of the notes are played just before a six count support bar on the notation line. This makes the shuffle less "jumpy" compared to the previous entry. Notice the lead-in at the last note and the two-line bass part and signal in both cases. |
(The above notation
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