Re: Doumbek music

Date: Fri, 18 Apr 2003 22:24:20 -0500
Newsgroups: rec.music.makers.percussion.hand-drum
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Thanks, Stu. Great playing but my head is still spinning..
Do the traditional rhythms for doumbek sound like this? I thought if I
bought one I'd be playing some slower, seductive belly dance type rhythms.
I once saw a belly dancer in a Greek restaurant and I was entranced -- not
in a lustful sort of way, but.. not sure how to say it, but like how a snake
feels when he is grooving to the snake charmer's music :) especially when
she had that groove on the zils!. I believe there was a doumbek on the CD
she was dancing to. Where can I get some o' that?
-SV
"stu" <email-address-deleted> wrote in message
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> Here's a sound file (not mp3)from numan elyer, a turkish percussionist
> friend of mine living in the UK:
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> http://rhythmweb.com/gdg/audio/numan_karnaturk_solo.ram
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> there is a yahoo group devoted to goblet shaped drums like doumbek and
> tonbak. The available sound files are in real audio rather than mp3, but
> listenable nonetheless. You can hear works of group members HERE:
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> http://rhythmweb.com/gdg .
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> enjoy
> stu
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> "Steve Vallee" <email-address-deleted> wrote in message
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> > Does anyone know where I can hear some doumbek mp3's?
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