Keith Terry Body Percussion Body Music DVD

Keith Terry has produced Two Instructional DVDs that teach the basics, and infinite variations on Body Music - excellent teaching tools. Released on Crosspulse Media, the DVDs are available here:http://www.crosspulse.com/html/merchandise.html

Keith Terry is known for his contemporary style of Body Music. He tours solo, with the world percussion ensemble Crosspulse and the a cappella all body band, Slammin.

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[Jagenmeister]

gayve,

He's actually saying "takita" and "takadimi" which are methods of counting that have been used for centuries in the Carnatic music style of Northern India. You speak these words to help subdivide the rhythms that you are trying to count: "takita" when counting in three and "takadimi" when counting in four. Just so you know.

[kirleyway]

what the fuck!?

[Zarzarcon]

Whu... Wha... HOW ARE THERE THREE OF HIM?!?!

[jagrell]

Jagenmeister is correct. Try a Google search for "takadimi" and click on the top result.

[AwesomeAlison23]

None of the ducky da or the counting in other languages are true. I did this in music class at school and my teacher has met him. It's jibberish.

[ursyn90]

dziadzia po grochach :D



[Gnarzeler]

AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[lovecosmetics]

fascinating!

I love that!!

[foreverdyan]

ahaha wow

[victorymori]

Keith Terry, thank you. Awesome!!!

[gayve]

well without the "ducky da ducky da"<-(its looks very gay XD) its very cool

really the rythim is very good