Djembe Players in Switzerland

Geoge et Zanlo jouent ensemble depuis 10 ans.....

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• world
• music
• djembe
• djembé
• lausanne
• zanlo
• geoge
• tam
• switzerland
• suisse
• percussion
• rythme

[Rhinoch8]

Vous êtes dans quelle région? Je suis en Vaud et je fais du Didgeridoo sur Nyon!

[MisterZanlo]

@Rhinoch8 Lausanne

[FaelOmold]

Y'a pas d'autres vidéos où on vous voit jouer ensemble ? :(

En tout cas, même si ça date, c'est juste géniale, ça vient de me redonner envie de me mettre au djembé <3

[MisterZanlo]

@FaelOmold : Malheureusement on a pas fait d'autres enregistrement avec ''Geoge'' mais j'ai trouvé un autre partenaire et on devrait en refaire d'ici très bientôt..... ;-)

[grzybolino]

i love the train sound @2:50.. stay rude guys! excellent job!

[MisterZanlo]

@grzybolino This is not a train but a boat.... ;-)

[TheGratefulDread14]

The Djembe is an instrument, you can play whatever you want with it. I hate when people think that it can only play "West African music" or you are playing wrong. It's their groove they can play whatever they want, and personally i think they are awesome.

[Rockyet]

These guys are the absolute best I've ever heard. Their variations are extremely precise and there is definitely intended pitch variations; can hear all the slaps, tones and bass. The cool thing is they not only do it so clean and so well, but with perfect precision. The drums are tight and sounds are strikingly moving - building a creshendo of intensity and rhythm - like the train that sounds in the background, the drummers move the spirit forward into the passion. Want their DVD!

[elponcho547]

muy bueno

[eppeterico]

bravissimi.....

[sicktired01]

Beautiful

[lokourah]

this is great, there is felling in there and that makes it good! :D

[yamanekomiyao]

So verynice natural vives！

Not copy。

excellent!!

[TKLAN92]

Really, really, REALLY A GOOD JOB.

[CanuckWild]

I regularly troll you tube looking up djembe solos and sessions. A lot of comments are made about 'style', 'rhythm', etc. Basically making judgements on the play of others. Then these comments get rebuttled by people defending the drumming spirit. To all fellow drummers out there, allowing the arrogant commenters to change your attitude will affect your drumming. Take solace in the fact that you are having fun and the judgers are not. George and Zanlo are just kicking back and laughing...gj!