Tabla & Djembe | Indian & African Drums with Mongolian Throat Singing | 1-Hour Mix
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Transport yourself to a world of captivating rhythms and enrapturing melodies with this hour-long mix exploring the beautiful sounds of tabla, djembe, and Tuvan throat singing. Whether you are seeking to meditate, find focus, seek calmness, study or to move your body in ecstatic dance, let this be the soundtrack to accompany you on your journey.
The tabla is an electrifying percussion instrument that forms the rhythmic backbone of Indian classical music. With lightning-fast hand movements and a mesmerizing sound that ranges from thunderous lows to piercing highs, the drummer creates a pulsating groove that can transport them to another world.
The djembe is a West African drum that has been used for centuries in cultural and religious ceremonies. It is traditionally made from a carved wooden base and a goatskin drumhead. The djembe is a sacred instrument with spiritual significance.
Tuvan throat singing, also known as Khöömei, is a traditional style of singing practiced by people in Tuva, Mongolia, and Siberia. The singer produces harmonics by manipulating the resonances of the vocal tract. The resulting ethereal sound has been used in traditional Central Asian music for centuries.
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I think you’d laugh if you saw a 68 year old woman dancing round the living room to this in her fleece pyjamas every morning! Thankyou for making me happy.
Glad you enjoyed it!
listening on .75 is a vibeee
I absolutely love drums! Im just starting to learn the djembe! ❤
That's really cool that you are learning to play! Djembe is such an expressive instrument. Thanks for watching!
Nice very soothing foe meditation 🙏
Thank you for watching! Glad to hear that you found it useful for meditation 💚
Tu kiff 😍😍
Merci!
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That's it, I'm starting to dance...