Layne Redmond Tambourine Lesson

[Zanthxs]

thank you for a great video filled with great energy form the heart.. i just got my tambourine today, meinl, all brass double row jingles, goatskin drumhead... how do you spell the elements you mention? i think i have "doum" correctly spelled, no? thanks again and look forward to practicing... have been playing guitars for 39 years and thought this was a great addition living in Asturias, northern Spain in my great great grandparents villa... Peace

[GirLovesCupcakesxD]

This..is..AWESOME :'D

[R0nard]

0_0 WOW 

[themuseinwillits]

This is great .. She is my favorite hand drummer!

[LusciousLR]

The 6 DVD set, Frame Drum Intensive Training Program is now available through layneredmond com

[OmShivaTantra]

Very nice

[ivasirinks]

fantastic!!!!

[hatnofer]

Two sets of jingles in each slot. You can check out the drums here wwwlayneredmondcom

[neala897]

How many jingles has her drum? I can not see well. Ara there one or two jingles in each slot?

[Mulberry2000]

great good video 

[checkabreak]

this is pretty tight , feeling it !!  thanks so much queen.

[csa88bal]

can I marry you? :)

[LeoPKS07]

Excellent! Let me know if yuou ever in northeastern PA, will have you around the camp fire.

[tommy2chips]

I am down with this. I love playing the tambourine. I want to learn more.

[hatnofer]

Layne is playing her Lotus Tambourine she designed from Remo. You can get it from her website, layneredmondcom

[kiwi73703]

could you order that tambourine online?

[percussionistema]

its a moroccan rythm 6/8

[hatnofer]

She will be teaching in Norway and Milan, Italy in May and then Cyprus in June. Check her website, layneredmond

[sirasy]

do u hold some workshop in Europe too?

I would like to come!

[sirasy]

very good!

[Threewinds]

She is playing her Remo Signature Riqq.

I have one myself, and they are a very nice instrument, especially for day to day play and for beginners.

The rhythm Layne plays at the end of this is commonly called Malfuf here in the United States.

[RoadHogs69]

Actually it is her "Lotus" model, a bit bigger than her Riq and has silver jingles as well as an internal hand hold. Her Riq has brass jingles.

[HareDeLune]

Thanks for posting! =)

[spykidstm]

XD me to !!!!!!!!!!

[gimton]

where can i get this in houston?

[tommy2chips]

I like ur video. It is helping me out allot

[contentosono74]

Great video and great teacher! Thanks

[freakystyley73]

what is the tambourine Layne is using??

I bought a standard one a few weeks ago...but this looks great for my acoustic stuff! xD

[glorplaxy]

i believe this tambourine is a middle eastern riq. this one is her own model made by remo. supposedly these are decent riqs compared to the other stuff out there because there is supposed to be a lot of junk on the internet

[EsaBaNanA]

wow

[neoclasicofo]

yeah metal is forever

[hatnofer]

Layne just finished shooting 6 dvds for her frame drum training program. Now they just have to get edited!

[thehire01]

Thanks for posting this. Very nice lesson. Great instructor.

[nelliebellie4u]

you are just adorable.

[robbourassaguitarist]

Excellent instruction and playing. Just beautiful.

I have the same drum, but 12" with no handle, and 8 sets of cymbals instead of 5. I love the German Silver cymbals. I think I'm going to get one of these too.

[MsSteph101]

oh my gawd you are soo good, and you make it look easy!!!

[Giuseppetiberi]

WOW!! thank you...i play the "tamburello salentino" ...what kind of tambourine is this?

[skidrum11]

its called a Riq (its middle eastern). this is a modern version, classics have inlay and natural skin.

[shaspassren]

tambouine for santeria si

[idarastar]

i love it! i will be getting a tambourine soon. this is great!

[kairi990]

Awesome stuff!

[ScillaNekoiR]

you're great!

[pandemoniummind]

sexy

[bigioband]

hi you are a good percussionist and a very good teacher thanks

[BadlyPlayedBass]

Really great lesson - thanks

[Aziza243]

Fantastic lesson, thank you very much for posting it.

[kehsya]

awesome

[88franz88]

sei bravissima...complimenti veramente.

[nonno33]

ti credi che lo sai fare solo tu?!!!

[jhoodcountry]

who cares what energy she uses. music is about feeling. let her do what she wants. i'd like to see you try playing.

[CharlesHamilton1805]

Layne learned the connection between the elements and the strokes from Hamza El Din. It is also in the writing of Hazrat Inayat Khan. Neither of those people are considered new age. But when Layne teaches what she learned from her teachers, you condemn her for being new age. So there you have it, if men of other cultures teach this, it is traditional, spiritual and ancient knowledge. If Layne teaches what her teachers taught her, it is new age poop. Mmmmm.

[Lehmann108]

Layne is a great percussionist, but what really turns me off is attributing different "energies" to different strokes. This is all just new age conceptual b.s. There is enough intrinsic spirituality that spontaneously arises from drumming. It doesn't need this silly overlay of concepts!

[defdeezy]

actually it's not new age at all. you clearly know nothing about musical history; strokes and notes have always been considered to have mystical properties.

[PrismConcept]

If neither as a percussionist nor as an interested and educated listener you have experienced the varied energies of the different strokes, I wonder to what you attribute the "intrinsic spirituality" of which you speak

[malkateltubbel]

i looooooove it!was dancing in my seat!

[harpazohope]

Thank you so much for posting this! I bought a tambourine to play at church. After it arrived I was disappointed with the hollow sound. I had no idea you did more than shake a tambourine. LOL So now I'm excited to learn.

Could someone tell me why my tambourine sounds differently in different rooms or out doors?

Also, is a tunable tambourine a good investment?

Thanks again!

[lwsdrummer]

it sounds differnet in different environments. for the same reason your snare, bass drum, even guitar amp would. that is sound is waves that travel to your ear via the air. different levels of air pressure will affect the waves on it's way to your ear. also you rarely ever hear just the waves that make it straight to your ear. usually the sound bounces off other surfaces in the room thus affecting the texture of the waves before it gets to you.

oohh.. and tunable tamborines are great!

[TriangleWitch]

Wow! I never knew you could do all that on a tambourine. you'r a awesome instructor.

[bluemichi]

Hello Layneeeeeeee :0 what a great percussionist! I liked this video so much that I bought this tar-bourine. I will upload a video as soon as I get it in!

[bikeaddict]

most erotic drum lesson EVER!

[vincenzopantaleo]

I LIKE YOUR STYLE,TOO......VERY GOOD

[yassinreq]

you are very good i like your style

[flaviaaparecido]

veja aula de graça

[krisoster]

Layne, this is brilliant. Now I can practice and learn the basics before you get to LA.

Sending you many many beijos,

Kris

[hellomotorolo]

i agreeeee

[sangheeta]

Please , God , make her life beautiful everydays

Please , God , Protect her everydays

Thank you

[sangheeta]

Arghhh ! I love Layne Redmond , she's always smiling when she plays framedrums , she smells LIFE , she's a very evolued human being , lot of grace , lot of joy , lot of beauty and she's very beautifull !

I love her drumming style wich is very dynamic , healthy and revitaliser ,

in fact , i'm inlove

Sorry

[sweavo]

this! love that smile!