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Yole

(Djole, Djoli, Yolé, Yoli, etc)

Cultural Context	Sound Samples	Merchandise	Notation
R Clark (editor) M Wall (editor)	ADR (wav) NP Exchange (dbf)	ADR (practice cd) Cross Reference	ADR Djembe Boom NP Exchange Yapp

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

s-ss-stts-ss-stt

Djembe

bs-sb-ttb-s-b-tt

Djembe

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

Bass	D---S---D-D-S---

Bell	--H---H---H---H-

Bell	H-H-H-H-H-H-H-H-

Bell	S--S--S-S--S--S-

Signal

F--tt-t-t-sss---

Most of these parts are taken from African Drum Rhythms Practice CD 3. The second and third part sound especially nice together. The characteristic bass part can be played with any of the following bell parts, depending on what feel and tempo you prefer. Note the prolonged rest after the flam in the signal. This variation is best used at low tempo.

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

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