Faisal Zedan with Qarshi (finger rolls) in 3 ways

Faisal demonstrates 3 different ways of Qarshi (finger rolls). www.faisalzedan.com

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Music

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• Faisal
• Zedan
• doumbek
• qarshi
• derbakki
• darabuka
• finger
• rolls

[derbakk22]

The split finger has opened new possibilities to do long rolls and hand tricks that were not possible before. I appreciate both styles as much for what they have.

[ashenhooves]

the argument is not which finger you lead with, its single finger double ka's Classic arabic/syrian style usually cleaner, but that could be cause its typically played slower ( hold your comments on speed, I haven't seen ANYBODY do single finger ka's as fast as the turkish double blur or double stroke roll for you purists ) vs two finger turkish doubles.

[hamedzoro123]

excellent teach I ever seen!:)

[tintala]

the arabic style is akin to tabla tirikita strokes, but opposite!

[adibass]

thanks !!!Good tips !

[humanerror06]

clear and understandable! great demonstration

[Remos7]

THANK YOU FAISAL .... MASHKOR YA WARDA



[stylo55]

Perfect!

[Lehmann108]

Double ka's can be played fast enough for almost any type of music. Sure the actual movement of the Turkish split finger is faster, but it ends up just being a "brush" like sound. I prefer the cleaner sound of the double ka's.

[hafezelalikotain]

ahla faisal walah ,ya salam alik ,

[nileland76]

thank u soo much , mashalah

[RENEDU2]

well done...shukran

[DonnieBrasco20]

The Turkish style you move your wrist instead of you finger joints as in the arabic style. Because you do that you can make faster roles.

[richardlederer]

the difference is that with the turkish style you can do double-strokes not only in the middle of the drum, but also on the edge of it (double tak). because of the turkish finger-order you have more drive to get enough power for the edge strokes.

[Khalilullah]

Swweeeeeeeeeeet.

[Lehmann108]

Why do so many people rave about the Turkish split-finger technique (index-ring) when the only difference between it and the traditional Arabic technique (ring-index) seems to be the order of the fingers. Am I missing something here?

[mistermarcus1979]

yes i agree

thank you Faisal!

thousands will sound better now

been tryihg to figure out how to do those rolls!!!

[saef94]

so nice

[naanakis]

Thanks!

[CE818]

faisal! thank you sooooo much for sharing your technique with us! now i know how to do it! and i'm sure thousands of people well sound better now, after seeing this tape! thanks for posting this video! god bless you!!!!!!!

[smtalwdaa]

حلو كتير شكرا يا فنان

[julianoczkowski]

very cool

[brankflank]

thanks so much faisal! you rock. i love the way you embrace the knowledge and technique from many places and use it to your advantage, instead of being stuck in a particular style. in *my* opinion, IT"S ALL GOOD!

[mination45]

Amazing. Both Arabic style techniques are excellent and they are far superior to the split-finger technique, imo.

[iggytse]

Fantastic!