Darbuka/ Doumbek Rolls/Rizz Instructional video

http://www.fingersoffury.com.au New Darbuka practice CD is now available!!!This video breaks down several different ways to play a darbuka roll/rizz. Having a choice of drum rolls will give you a better dynamic range as a player and of course make you much more popular with the belly dancers!;-)
For playing a roll/rizz using split finger technique i have uploaded a different video.
Remember also...techniques like these ones just require a certain amount of practice. Some will take 10 hour practice before you can play it, others like the Tombak roll will maybe take 200 hours! It doesnt really matter though if you enjoy practicing. Anyone can play any technique on this drum if they are patient and understand the hours it will take for each different technique to manifest. enjoy always!!!

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[Lagtane1]

love your teaching style, very clear and helpful. bye the way.....are you from the Uk, anyone know of any teachers in the Midlands? D

[pacerman265]

no im not. Im not sure of any good players or teachers over there either....??? Have you checked out the fingers of fury website? There's over 100 videos on the site now + a fantastic ebook...check it out!)

[ComplexCarlo]

I just started playing doumbek and love it! I also love your tutorials and was wondering if your website is any better for studying and practice sessions. Thanks!

[pacerman265]

hey ComplexCarlo, Glad your playing heaps, thats great! The website is awesome for studying. Its got 70 movies covering nearly everything and a 140 page ebook with 280 soundfiles to guide you along. Its well worth subscribing. See you in there! Matt

[gordonearthshaking]

Great series!

[pacerman265]

cheers, have a look at the website when you get a chance. There's over 70 tutorials and a book to study from. Take care, pacerman265.

[HAMZA54000]

merci

[chirpy36]

@Lagtane1 Not sure if you're still looking as this post is quite old but I'll dish out the info I've got anyway! Good darbuka players in the UK that I know of are Guy Schalom and Numan Elyer... they are based in London - not sure if there's anyone in the Midlands. Eli Nott is also very good and does a lot of teaching (again London though). WOMAD (in Malmesbury - may be closer for you!) also has workshops run by Chas Whitaker... Hope some of that helps!

[Amneh94]

when i saw your 1st video i thought you're Arabic,,but you're better than Arabs them selves !!! ,, OMG i'm so ASTONISHED :O

[dozgare]

omg how do you do it so fast? I feel like I am handicapped when it comes to that

[humanerror06]

pacerman you ve done a great job here. Thanks it helped on establishing my view on finger rolling techniques and how to practice them.

[beberia]

Hi. Thanks for the video. ıt's awesome. But ı can't roll my fingers so fast. I mean, I don't have that reflex. Does it mean I won't be able to roll? Thanks.

[write2yibo]

hey thx!!! u r really really good!! i ll try to follow all ur tutorials..... nice oz accent btw =p x

[write2yibo]

hey thx!!! u r really really good!! i ll try to follow all ur tutorials..... nice oz accent btw =p x

[write2yibo]

hey thx!!! u r really really good!! i ll try to follow all ur tutorials..... nice oz accent btw =p x

[mgofactor]

Hi..I need your guidance on something.

I am in the process of ordering a Gawharet el fan Darbuka but as you know..they are very prone to chipping and cracking...What make would you recommend for gigs ?

Sound quality must not be compromised at all. I appreciate your help in advance.

[teodor222]

Hi,

Very nice playing!

I want to learn to play the darbuka! I'm interested in your online hand drum school. Please check me and my limitations out at "teodor222".

All the best!

-Jesper