Wow you really break it down so well. I have been struggling to get Turkish split and watching all sorts of videos and I finally see slowly how you get that sound. Thank you!!

అద్భుతం అమోఘం middle east music has divinity🙏🙏🙏💐💐💐🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

Well, I'm surprised that this turned out to be the most important Darbuka Doumbek instructional video I have ever seen! I wasn't snapping my fingers on the drum while doing rolls in this manner. This is why I was not getting the volume I needed to sound like this! She has revolutionized my Darbuka Doumbek playing!! Thanks!

Very nice teacher ! People are very lucky to have you as professor !

excellent lesson. I love all your lessons. I learnt a lot from that. Thank you very very much.

Thank you Raquy for taking your time to teach us some thing that some us never knew how to play before.. I wish some day I can be as skillful as you. You make it sound very exotic, and interesting.

This is very cool, I didn't know these types of drums actually had so much technique

Very good very very excellent

She is the IP man of Djembe. She's so awesome. Make's everyone around her make them look like they're trying too hard. And not to mention her spirit is great.

@hypnodelica

7 жыл бұрын

I hate to break it to you but that's not a djembe...

@nicodemosmusic

7 жыл бұрын

haha i figured that out later

Bravo and thank you very much, Raquy =-). You are a great drebki, percusionist =-).

I liked this a lot and I'm practicing. Thank you very much, Raquy.

woop woop, awesome!

I like this lesson a lot. Its helping me a lot with practice

Raquy inspired me to play the darbuka, ta!

Damn that's FUN Raquy!!!

so great! thank you!!

Thank you

Double Doum Wow!

I LOVE YOU!!!....I´m your number one fan...best admirer...and student of your method!!!....many greetings from Venezuela....!!! I dream to be one day in your "office", learning from you....!!!...Maybe next year!!! I hope so!

awesome!

Maravilloso

Amazing

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.I have been practicing but it sounds so different when you play fast. I don't know what changes you have made to make it sound different. perhaps this will come to me as I practice more. This has been an inspiration to me!

Thankyou

More lessons please...

I like it

hi i wat to buy a durbuka... plz tell me where i can buy the good one. iam in india

Best Lady darbuka player! Do you speak russian, dear Raquy?

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Hello , is it continued in other videos?

okay'Raquy

Where you get the drum ?

You are beautiful

you have long fingers

this is an arabic instrument , we don't have paradiddles . that's for marching bands , you might wanna leran before trying to teach

@julianarancibia2333

10 жыл бұрын

how do you call it?

@steveplease

10 жыл бұрын

The British invasion happened when English people tried to play American R&B and Rock and Roll,and got it slightly wrong, thus acccidentally creating a new style of music. Consistancy is the last refuge of the unimaginative.

@KyUx2

9 жыл бұрын

you're so right she should... leran.

@randybrown9739

9 жыл бұрын

sayeb its about opening your mind.. if you can actually play any rudiments you will also be as good.. its also called playing outa the Box.. doesnt matter where the drums come from its the rhythm that comes from the heart. i play congas and african drums but i play my music on them ..

@randybrown9739

9 жыл бұрын

Mike Hunt lets see your video..!!

Ga jls lu anjay maen darbuka