Mansour Demonstrating Rhythms in Egypt. 2007 Part 2

Mansour is a famous tabla player
from Egypt. He has worked
with many famous dancers and singers in Egypt .
He is a regular teacher
at the Nile Group Festival.
RHYTHMS - KONGA / VALS / MALFUF / SONBATI / HAGGALA / AYUB / ADANI / MAHGREBI / IMPRO.

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Music

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• Darabhuka
• Darbuka
• Dumbek
• Doumbeck
• Egyptian
• Tabla

[milosjanata]

Nice video.

Hello, what brand is this? could u please recommend me good instrument and where to buy?

[Chaswhitaker]

Hi - the brand could be a Gawharet el Fan - I sell darabukas - visit my website - see my channel info for details.

[AbaJetz]

salam akhi jayyid jiddan. how can i train my left small finger? please tell me...

[Chaswhitaker]

left SMALL finger ? are you sure ? it is not really used.

[Chaswhitaker]

Indeed Vals is Waltz, Laaf is another name for Malfuf which translates something like "rolled" like cabbage leaves all rolling inwards.

[liviapj]

wow. Thanks! You were great! Really helped me a lot! Hugs from Brazil.

[Lehmann108]

I agree, Magrebi and Zaffa are completely different. I've also heard Magrebi with the very last tek left off and with a rest/pause there instead: Tektek dum tektek tekdum es

I've also seen a Magrebi played:

tek es tekdum tek es tekdum

Its really a 3/8 that gets repeated so you have a 6/8. The first tek in the 3/8 phrase is a dotted eighth note.

[noaidie]

Thank You for sharing !

[boaveronika]

I think Adani shall be written rather AAdani as it is with the letter aeyn , or written 3adani. but I did not want to be offensive with this comment, it is just a remark for this super, wonderful video! thank you indeed!!!

[boaveronika]

@CaiROMAxum and Zaffa is the rhythym of egyprian weddings, wedding march.the word also meaning wedding.

[nob5000]

i respect your incredible practice

[genkisenshi]

niiiice! mashalla hes so skilled

[liviapj]

Thank u! Very helpful explanation!

[SienaBevan]

very skilled!