frame drum Video Podcast - Special Edition - Part 3

Hatem Ammous, Percussion Professor at the University of Sfax in Tunesia, teaches Tunesian Rhythms and playing techniques on Bendir, Riq (Tar) and Darbouka.
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David Kuckhermann

[@stefanschatzmusic]

David, Thank you for posting these wonderful videos. Maestro Hatem's approach is very clear, and his playing beautiful. I love the duets with the Riq and Bendir.

[@Framedrum]

This is an awesome illustration of a rare method for playing the Riq. I've never seen anyone play like this before. Way to go David. Thank's for making this available!

[@numofan]

This entire series is great - thanks so much for uploading them!

[@rhythmicginger]

Ah! The riq is endless :)
Thank you David.
Adam

[@balintka73]

Fantastic ! I love these instruments , everything for the musicality, for the sound , every movement .. not to be a magic drummer .. !!

[@ChristianAMR]

Dank ye veel .
Please do the same for Algerie and Maroc !

[@Arziil]

Fantastic!. Thank u

[@filtyriche1]

thanks david

[@cricketgal]

Qualityyy! thanks so much!!

[@user-yc4wt7sb6e]

انت مبدع

[@cricketgal]

i gotta add, the way he plays the darbuke is mesmorising!!

[@Osama-Contar_251]

👍👍👌💖

[@vasendak]

Great video, it's a shame it is not completely subtitled