Author: James Farrell
What is the African percussion, drums, bringing a wide appeal? How where and what are their traditional role in society to send?
Hundreds of years ago a group of people left the region Mande between northern Guinea and Bamako, heading towards the region of Senegambia.
These people are modern Mandingo people.
In the region Senegambian Mandinka dance to a set of 3 drums, the kutirindingo, kutiriba and sabar.
These are very similar in appearance and style sabar drumming Wolof people living in the same region.
Dance Maninka Mali and Guinea are dununs drums and djembes.
The line between these two styles on the centers of the border town of Tambacounda in Senegal. To the west of Tambacounda Mandinka series is used in the east Maninka the whole is more widespread.
Fodeba Keita, founder of Les Ballets Africans, brought the djembe on tour in the 1950s. Ladji Camara, a lead djembe player Les Ballets Africans moved to the United States in the 1960s and was immediately and this type of music.
A surge of interest occurred when Seckou Toure (ex-players of the Ballets of Guinea, Senegal and Mali, have begun to settle in Western countries to teach and perform.
To date, with few exceptions, the drums are instruments of choice for dance.
Some fun dance (TULON) or entertainment (nyenaje). However, sometimes for dance and drumming are very serious.
Some drum rhythms and their dances have traditionally been made for some events. Each rhythm has a certain time and place, such as circumcision and funeral.
These days rhythms and dances can be performed in a wide range of events.
The battery is an event community. Participation in today's world and take part in the form of clapping, dancing and singing. Through participation, honor that the people are celebrating.
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