Mamady Keita - Master Djembefola (djembe player)

great day for us in dublin : )

perfect explaintions

thanks for the upload :) great video !

this is fantastic . He is amazing.

thanx

That's the longest explanation ever

This is a celebration of our oneness with all that is. Diversity we do have and yet we are all one.

thanks very much mamady, as i was there it was a great day

wonderful

thank you

I am so proud of this tradition....

I thourougly enjoyed this video!!! Mamady gives wonderful interviews, and every time I hear him, he gives different details and nuance. This is the first time I saw this video, and this has taught me some more things than I have heard, before!! Like for instance, the sounds of the djembe, This is the most detail that I have heard about the history of the djembe, outside of an informal interview with Famoudou Konate' a few years ago. I also enjoyed his explanation of the Mandingue Empire/Culture. Good interview, Brian!!

Love this video....have been missing the rhythms just watching this. Have inspired me to get on with my learning and playing the djembe....thanks for this

le voodoo c aussi une cérémonie ! et avant tout informe toi le djembé  n'est qu'un instrument 

wow! awesome history. Very informative

what is the name of the last rhythm played?

a good historian , and there a lot of mandinko in my country Gambia they are the majority  and with a good cultural background.. Africa nice ..

I wish I can go through the entire program at Tam Tam Mendingue and have a chance to meet Mamady. I love the background of the Djembe and learning to respect and love the instrument and not just something for us to bang on. Learning to appreciate the djembe and in turn pass on the knowledge from one generation to another. There is energy in music that is raised by the bond of a musician and their instrument. Thank you Mamady for all you have done!

This video is a great inspiration to keep practicing.

Thank you for sharing this.. It's really opened my eyes to not just what I'm playing but also why and maybe to think about when I play particular rhythms. Is there a possibility to find out what songs are for which occasions? When to play and when not to play particular songs?

lovely dundun player :)

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Mamady Keita is Master of Masters

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Then Malinke or one of it's variation like Mandingo should be used unite all of old Manden (Malian) empire and surrounding areas under one official indigenous language of da Continent. In addition to this Kemetyu should be taught as unifying language of da Continent.

Juju is of French origin meaning toy or play thing, there perspective of Afurakani spiritual items.

Great!

Mamady Keita, the most lovable of men.