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Go Kevin! - Micah

Türk tekniği diye bir tanım kabul edilemez. Bütün Türkiye'den perküsyoncular toplanıp bir teknik bulmadılar. Mısıra gidip gece sabaha kadar deneme yapan besteler yapan tekniği bulan Mısırlı ahmet buldu çaldığınız tekniği onun için Mısırlı ahmet tekniği demeniz en doğru olanıdır.

I've come here because of the one piece chapter 1,043 says this is the drums of liberation.

this is an absolutely top tier video, thank you so much for this! great playing as well

Hi, how do you make the ka sound with your left-hand index finger? I cannot make a sound with it.

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Wow!!!

Absolutely gorgeous. Super inspiring. Love your technique. I would like to learn more about particular instruments I've seen you play in this and the recording Yedi. I'm looking for a new drum. I don't like the idea of purchasing online without getting to touch it, but these days there doesn't seem like I have much choice. I'd respect and appreciate your advice. Thank you. Bill Moyer Bill@backbonecampaign.org

Hi 👋 any more lessons for beginners?

Nice teaching style 👍

Damn! Me likey!

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Super Please subscribe to me please 👍

That's a great video, thank you!

Great instrument sadiq mabruk

Hey bro no hate but you should learn more then put it on youtube

Great lesson.

Which style of drum is that? Amazing sounds!

This is talent amazing

OH YES! MY HEART IS THERE WITH YOU!!!

Hello Kevin. Thanks for the freat video. I just started learning the darbuka and an having a really tough time with ka. I can’t make a clean crisp hard sound like I can with tek. Any tips for developing technique and strength? How long should it take for a beginner to get a good ka?

Man it’s awesome! How many sounds can you make with your Darbuka! What model and brand of instrument is the one you are playing? The sound is astounding! Is there a website where I can buy one like yours? PS did you install a LED light in it?

Miss you, mountain man!!!

This tekhnic is not tourkish....is persian .. iran

Very very excellent. Thank you for posting this.

superb

perfect......thank you

I hear Clutch Cargo coming!

with all do respect... (I'm only righting this comment that way you can start looking for the correct technic not to judge you!!!) your technic is all wrong...!!! you are supposed to do the tek with 1 and only 1 finger and your slap is very off

Thank-you so much for this video. It is incredibly helpful!

Who is this piece by?

Love this video, man. It's a big help.

why did you name your song in turkish? (7)

how many years playing Darabuka

...thanks.....,

Do you have some tip like exercise to make the sound of my left hand a little better? I saw that you go up your elbow when you use left hand, I' ve tried to do that but the sound is not to good yet lol....is that right?

Hi dear, my name is Alexandre and I,m from Brasil. I,ve watched many other vídeos but with this one I got a lot of tips to practice the strokes on my derback! Thank you so much to share it with us!

Hi again, By now i heard You perform😍. It is roule that ONLY ACCOMPLISHED PRACTITIONER CAN TEACH CRAFT EFFECTIVELY. As IT IS THE CASE .....thanks for your NON EGOISTIC GENEROSITY 😀Witold

Hi Kevin, I am oktagenerian falling, within last few moths into this kind of druming.My only teachers are poblicatios on utube. I have put together mishmash of OBSERVARIONS and attempt to emulate to my best.THIS IS THE FIRST TIME when I was given methodical guidance colating all in order.There are people who show and those who TEACH you are clearly in second category AND THANKS FOR THIS😀. Witold 👍 ( I wish to see You performing )

Merci ;)

Thank you for this clear and helpful lesson. So I understand that the fast sections with the split-hand technique we can see in various videos are mostly obtained with the triplet stroke, i.e. R1 - L - R3? Any tips for practicing that?

Dear friend, I wish you all the best in your musical journey!.. But what you are doing is more responsobility in order to give the tuth information to Rhythm Lovers!.. The name of the technique that you mentioned as a "Split hand or Turkish technique" is wrong information.. Turkish technique is "Fiske" technique.. In 1988 Misirli Ahmet created his own unique style, technique and new method for the drum. This ‘modern’ style of playing is often called ‘split finger’ or ‘Turkish technique’ but it is simply the Misirli Ahmet technique. all the best from Misirli Ahmet Rhythm House, Istanbul, Turkey

Hello my friend. Take my apologies first. But I want to write something here. First of all, PLEASE do NOT try to teach something that you JUST learned. Second, just try to be a student for a while. Make sure it will help you. Third, choose your way; If you are a LEARNER or a TEACHER ? Don't take me wrong. I don't blame you. Of course you can do whatever you want, and ppl can learn from wherever they want. I really don't care. But before teaching something, PLEASE LEARN IT VERY WELL. Regards, Ilker.

Is there an "official" music for accompanying Graham's Technique dance lessons? I am a pianist in a contemporary dance school in Mexico City and there is lot of debate between teachers and musicians about what is "allowed" and what is "NOT allowed" musically speaking. As for myself, I found kind of difficult to understand at the beginning the exercises, since there is not a single "Graham Accompanying Method for Musicians", thus I play whatever I feel goes with the spirit of the exercise...

Hey thanks! Click the link in the "About" section to hear the duo version!

Cool!

@bklyn74 Ah the legendary Kevork , I heard he isnt making riq anymore , I play an Elman , I love the sound but those jingles on your riq are very crisp and defined ( or is it also how you mic'd them ? ) , Levs cymbals are more raw sounding which is good for some things ... one day ill have a few riqs :) Thanks again for the music

@MsLiboma It's a Kevork. Glad you dig the piece, thanks for checking it out.

Nice piece , nice jingle sound , is that an Elman riq ?

great!