This is a presentation of a solo by Seny Toure, famous djembe master, who played for several years as a solist in "les Ballets Africains de Guinée". He played with different famous artists as Mamady Keita, gives stages in different European countries. He lives in Belgium now, and also teaches there. You find more information on his website : http://seny-toure.be
This djembe is tuned just right for a reggae gig, lemme borrow it, lol
phaethon1988 1 year ago
there is no such thing as 'better' in this game, love
Dreadjembe 4 years ago
I would like to ask those who are critical something. Is what I see here your best writing? The artist may be inhibited by the context in which he performs. Someone pops up with a camcorder and shoots. In some situations, even playing may be a problem. The viewer must understand this! A clip on YouTube cannot be taken too seriously.
jcyberj 4 years ago
the arrogance of siamanra! you need to live and breathe malinke culture before you've any hope of playing like a true djembefola. All the technique in the world won't put you near the great players like Seny, Famoudou Konate, Mamady Keita - and won't fool anyone. Idiot!
boumalicious 4 years ago
I completely disagree with sjamanra I've seen Seny performing and he is as able as any other west african master drummer out there. I really like his style and I love this little piece he plays here. Is this the best he can play? Probably not, but I don't see what is the point. I also play the djembe and I can see how you can play your music with different moods, accents, strength.. all is beautiful when it comes clean....
OscarRubenMendoza 4 years ago
Well.. what about your video?
I really want to see that.
nitroil 4 years ago
So.. Post one os your djembe kan!
nitroil 4 years ago
I MUST connect the SOUND of the MICROPHONE in my "judgement". He have rythm and may be a lot better than what this clip present.
shamanradotcom 4 years ago
LOL! Do u know what u r saying?!? Seny Toure is one of the best djembe players..
nitroil 4 years ago
This is not very, very good, but its ok and nice!
I play african djembe every single day and will soon but out solo-playing by my self.
As I sad, not very good, but OK and NICE!
sjamanra 4 years ago