Darbuka/Doumbek solo tutorial turkish technique

[AmaniKaleo]

Thank you for posting! This was very helpful :)

[arisdages]

dont think, be shure and comment.

[arisdages]

the best darbuka player of all times is a ARMENIAN CALLED SETRAK SARKISSIAN.

[ylju]

no i think Abdullah Kirli is

[boguspurr]

Post some videos of him, then.

[DumTheBuka]

You are really good!

[SpanishConqueror]

Thanks for your lesson friend.Very usefull.

[sk8nska]

how much do these cost?

[spirithybrid]

@sk8nska depends on where you buy it. I got mine from Sam Ash and it cost me bout roughly $129.99 plus tax since mine came with a case, a spare drum head and a key.

[jsog1]

@spirithybrid

They all come wih a spare head, case and key. Yours is probably a notch above the starting darbouka, thats why it was 130$. The cheapest ones I've seen start from 60-70$ at local music store.

[muchogringo]

thank you so much!

[035sherif]

wow, you are egyptian!!! hahahaha yeah you are a white sa3idi!!! like't

[Lehmann108]

Very nice stuff, David!

[gestios]

hi. how much does your instrumet cost? can i finf something good with 50-60€? Greetings from Greece...

[lozziecap]

Mesmeric, David. I can never even aspire to that quality of playing, but I can watch and maybe learn a little something ..?

[Thaqib]

Very very thank you! Nice man!!!

[cosmoxgizzel]

Great work David. Thanks !

[Boondockflyfish]

excellent tutorial!

[andriesu]

I am sorry but your "turkish" technique is not original turkish.First comes 2 finger and next 4 and you play first 4 and next 2...Good if you can use your own techniqe but remove the name "turkish techniqe"

[Lehmann108]

Its a split finger/hand technique which is turkish in origin. You are right in that traditional turkish split hand goes from index and then ring finger.