Darbuka/Tabla lesson nr 1

[1obo1oco]

not malfuf - sounds like fanga to me

[woopie97]

i dont see any tablas.

[clulesspepper]

More please, this is great, nice and simple and easy to follow. Can't wait for lesson three.

[hall066]

lol !?

[SCOTbombdotcom]

this is defenatly not malfuf malfuf is doum ka tek ka teka doum

[65OnUr65]

i love it

[simo758]

what size is your hand?

[ahmedeus]

hahahaha.. i was about to that too!

[123maherali]

lool

[gabman6]

its Yao Ming playing thats why

[vikouliniszszs]

pio mikro toumperleki dn eixe na pareis?????eleos......dhl.....­....

[seanmecreed]

he's not playing malfuf or baladi. it's sombati, or wahda al saheera, a 4/4. Basically malfuf + another 2/4 of dum dum tek. think chiftetelli condensed to 4/4

[Lehmann108]

Yes, I agree. Malfouf is a 2/4 rhythm and what he is playing is a 4/4. He's adding a D D T at the end. This phrase can be added every fourth time for belly dancers or when you're about to switch rhythms.

[arabicdude01]

dam how big is that thing

[LIPG1OSS]

i like turtles

[dragonmanjoe]

baladi/beledi: DunDun Tek Dun Tek

malfoof: listen to the vid, the drummer is actually right, seems to be adding an extra bit that takes up another bar DunDun Slap, but it does fit in the rhythm. embrace 2/4 learn it, fill it, solo it! :)

[Lehmann108]

Malfoof has a time of 2/4. He's playing a 4/4 rhythm that is NOT beledi (Masmoudi Sahgir)

[sentinell100]

its baladi actually:)

[Aristocat2]

I think you are wrong. it actualy is malfoof. The accents are very characteristic.

[Lehmann108]

The first part is malfoof but then he adds two more 1/4 notes and he has a 4/4 which is not mafoof.

[FerDan87]

That´s not Malfoof, but Baladi.

By the way: cute doumbek ;)