🔸DARBUKA EXERCISES | Turkish Split Hand Technique Progression🎶 [Beginner to Advanced]

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    Hola Familia! Qué tal esas Darbukas?
    Hoy os muestro un ejercicio para potenciar vuestros redobles ! La importancia de tocar con metrónomo es crucial y en este caso con este ejercicio aún más ya que el objetivo es que salga un redoble bien limpio, que podamos hacer la subdivisión sin salir del metrónomo. Pero sobretodo para ir aumentando poco a poco la velocidad. Como podéis ver yo he utilizado el metrónomo comenzando a 120bpm por cada negra pero si no llegáis a la última progresión deberías bajar el tempo. Que sepáis que es un ejercicio muy importante tanto para quienes se inician como los que ya están en un nivel avanzado. Fijaros bien de ejecutar el ejercicio con una técnica precisa, limpia, sin estar tensos, en fin lo que solemos decir en casi cada vídeo hehe. Espero que os haya gustado. Que sepáis que doy clases por Skype. Os dejo la página web aquí abajo donde podéis ver los Packs de clases que ofrezco. Ah si quieréis apoyarme para que siga subiendo contenido os dejo mi PayPal, cualquier donación me ayudaría mucho. Gracias Y nos vemos en el próximo vídeo! DUM RAKA TAK!!
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    Hello family! How about those Darbukas?
    Today I show you an exercise to enhance your rolls! The importance of playing with the metronome is crucial and in this case with this exercise even more so since the objective is that a very clean roll comes out, that we can do the subdivision without leaving the metronome. But above all to gradually increase the speed. As you can see, I have used the metronome starting at 120bpm for each quarter note but if you do not reach the last progression you should lower the tempo of the metronome. That you know that it is a very important exercise both for those who are starting and those who are already at an advanced level. Take a good look at executing the exercise with a precise, clean technique, without being tense, in short, what we usually say in almost every video hehe. I hope you liked it. You know that I teach on Skype. I leave you the web page here below where you can see the Packs of classes that I offer. Ah, if you want to support me to continue uploading content, I leave you my PayPal, any donation would help me a lot. Thanks And see you in the next video! DUM RAKA TAK !!
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Komentáře • 49

  • @OmarKattanPercussion
    @OmarKattanPercussion  Před 3 lety +1

    Darbuka Lessons? Check my website here omarkattanpercussion.com/

  • @virginiaoman528
    @virginiaoman528 Před 8 měsíci

    Great teacher!

  • @darbukaflores
    @darbukaflores Před 3 lety

    Muy buen ejercicio Omar!

  • @juanluisdelvallerodriguez7818

    Buen metrónomo al igual que el ejercicio

  • @petsunique8082
    @petsunique8082 Před 3 lety

    Wow,perfect bro

  • @amphionification
    @amphionification Před rokem

    You're the real deal man. I'm glad I found your videos. Thanks for sharing!

    • @OmarKattanPercussion
      @OmarKattanPercussion  Před rokem

      Thank you so much, if you consider to take darbuka lessons www.omarkattanpercussion.com

  • @sebastianandresugartearaya3105

    Gracias Omar por tus videos . Estoy iniciando el aprendizaje en este maravilloso instrumento. Saludos desde Chile.

  • @maangelesmartinlopez1731

    Me ayuda mucho para practicar, muchas gracias!

  • @OmarKattanPercussion
    @OmarKattanPercussion  Před 3 lety +1

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  • @RamziAttia
    @RamziAttia Před 3 lety

    so nice! thank you! gracias! shoukran!

  • @irisha2464
    @irisha2464 Před 3 lety

    Bravo!!! 👏Thank you very much!!! 👍

  • @scienceofart9121
    @scienceofart9121 Před 6 měsíci +1

    Hi Thanks for the videos, a small comment: Its written as Turkish

  • @YuDrumOfficial
    @YuDrumOfficial Před 3 lety

    Thank you sharing. Very beneficial. Subscribed

  • @handeakman3
    @handeakman3 Před rokem

    🎉🎉🎉

  • @feridella
    @feridella Před 3 lety

    Muy bueno 👏 👍

  • @raquelhidalgopiedra4212

    Woooow..... hasta iré al se ve... 🤩

  • @marktaz1
    @marktaz1 Před 3 lety

    Thank you,Omar. I'll try it, hoping this older brain can do it!

    • @OmarKattanPercussion
      @OmarKattanPercussion  Před 3 lety

      I know you can do this! You are growing a lot! Keep that! See u at Friday lesson hugs bro

  • @bruceevans2137
    @bruceevans2137 Před 3 lety +1

    Brilliant

  • @MrLuistrike
    @MrLuistrike Před 3 lety +2

    Justo ayer practicaba con tu segundo video, gracias por compartir, todos los días le saco un espacio para practicar.
    Tengo una gran duda es sobre la afinación y no he encontrado nadie que hable del tema

    • @OmarKattanPercussion
      @OmarKattanPercussion  Před 3 lety +1

      Justo mucha gente me estaba preguntando, tengo en la lista hacer un vídeo de eso, saludos!

  • @arenitamas
    @arenitamas Před 3 lety

    Buen día 🔥 🔥 🔥

  • @magn8195
    @magn8195 Před 3 lety

    Bravo! This looks interesting.

    • @OmarKattanPercussion
      @OmarKattanPercussion  Před 3 lety

      If it helps I am happy!!!

    • @magn8195
      @magn8195 Před 3 lety

      @@OmarKattanPercussion I play the drums but I am planning to get a darbuka! Can you play like Misirli Ahmet?

    • @OmarKattanPercussion
      @OmarKattanPercussion  Před 3 lety +1

      I have my own style, Definitely not, he play’s with an awesome independent left hand. That’s stunning

    • @magn8195
      @magn8195 Před 3 lety

      @@OmarKattanPercussion 👍

  • @EkubDzhabinov
    @EkubDzhabinov Před rokem

    Salaam Alaikum,and how do you hit these punches with your fingers?

  • @jhowardpercussion
    @jhowardpercussion Před rokem

    Interesting...I notice that some who play darbuka point their L2 to the left to try and hit only the rim and yours goes straight down (which makes more sense to me). Are you hitting just the rim of the drum or are you slightly hitting the head of the drum as well? Looking forward to lessons hopefully soon.

    • @OmarKattanPercussion
      @OmarKattanPercussion  Před rokem

      About sharp notes, when you develop the rolls it's better to play it with at least middle part of the fingers on it, couse you have more volume. When you finish the roll you can go straight into the rim exactly what you say. This is like when you play a snare, the rolls ( usually ) they are played into the center then the last stroke you put an accent into the rim

  • @thebicycleman8062
    @thebicycleman8062 Před rokem

    i can do it until second 33 perfectly then - its as if the technique changes once u double that speed.. any tips on how to double it from the 0:33 part - do u change techniques to go into this super fast doubled or wht happens...

    • @OmarKattanPercussion
      @OmarKattanPercussion  Před rokem

      Try to go faster slowly and a lot of practice, also corrections about how to play is a must, if you consider to start darbuka lessons www.omarkattanpercussion.com

  • @ta9057
    @ta9057 Před 3 lety

    This is practice from Ghatam Clay pot of Carnatic percussion
    1 1 3 3
    Also pronounced
    Tha Ka dhi mi
    Tha ka ju nu on Ghatam learning

    • @ta9057
      @ta9057 Před 3 lety

      I am practicing same structure lessons l learn 20 years ago from my Ghatam mridangam kanjira Guru

    • @OmarKattanPercussion
      @OmarKattanPercussion  Před 3 lety +2

      Great! There's a lot of influences around rhythms and cultures

  • @darrena.marcus8534
    @darrena.marcus8534 Před 2 lety

    Is that an Egyptian or Turkish darabuka though?