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Cultural Context	Sound Samples	Merchandise	Notation
R Clark (editor)	NP Exchange (dbf)	.	NP Exchange

Note! Many of the above references have moved to new locations:
R Clark , M Wall / Cross Reference , WAP , 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!

You are also welcome to suggest additional links for the external resource section above!

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Djembe

ssttssb-ssttssb-

Djembe

ssttssbbssttssbb

Djembe

ssttss-bssttss-b

Bass	DD--S-S-----S-S->

>	DD--S-S---DDDD--

As you can see, the last two djembe parts are merely variations of the first part.

Lennart hallstrom, Sweden <lennart.hallstrom@djembe.net>

Visit my website at: www.djembe.net

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Bell	h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-

Djembe

tt-sb-s-b--sb-s-

Djembe

tttt----ttttb-b-

Djembe

ttssttssttssttss

Djembe

tt-s--s----s--s-

Bass	d---q---d---q---

This rhythm came from Abou Sylla of Les Ballet Africains fame. The microtiming is not right so this is of limited use and some of the parts come through OK. The doumdoumba part is incorrect I think and this is how my Ensemble drumming teacher, Baba Leon transcribed it.

R Clark, Gainesville, FL, USA <clark@acceleration.net>

Visit my website at: http://www.acceleration.net/clark

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(The above notation is the lastest entry!)

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