Dundunba Dance - Baradata Dunun (Gbendo, Guinea, December 2011)
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This rhythm is called Baradata dunun which literally means "drums for walking to the Bara (the village centre or open area). The drummers begin at the chief drummer's house and walk to the "bara". After a while you see the dundunbafola arrive with his instrument and the rhythm eventually changes to Kon/Dunungbe. and lastly Gbada. The drummers will play Kon-Gbada 3 times and by the end of the third time the dancers should have arrived and then the fete begins. This was filmed at 8am on the third day of the Baradasa celebrations.
Drummers are;
Petit Namory Keita (Baro) on djembe
Lai Kouyaté on sangban
Mamady "Sakala" Condé on kensendeni
and eventually Mamady "Roi" Kourouma on dundunba.
![Dunungbe, Denmusoni Kelen, Gbada [Kankan, upper Guinea]](/img/d.gif)
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I spent my evening watching yours videos, For a sangban player who begin like me, it's amazing !!! Ainike !
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Wonderful transitions from 3 to 4 amazing.
@michelweelen8283
2 жыл бұрын
i don't see or ear any transition between 3 to 4 its all 12/8 from the start to the end ....
@RBB8S
2 жыл бұрын
@@michelweelen8283 it's probably refering to the djembe pattern at 2:10 and before and then going into the break at 2:24 and after that.
what video of yours comes after this one in the sequence of how it was played?
What is that metal instrument called? It obviously sounds like a cowbell type but what is the exact name?
@Axacqk
3 жыл бұрын
It's called kenken.
@theillestdrummer7822
3 жыл бұрын
@@Axacqk bless up