Kete Adaban

Kete music is the traditional court music from the Ashanti region in Ghana, West Africa. Adaban (and other Kete music) was originally only played in the royal court for specific purposes but now it can be heard played at funerals and other social occasions. The red and black cloth on the drums is specific to the Kete orchestra.

[@shadieossei4336]

These drum players are amazing 🔥🔥🔥 love from the US 🇺🇸

[@malwebb1]

I got to play this piece with Kojo Noah Owusu in Australia 30 years ago. It's so great to hear it played. Thanks!

[@KayBenyarko]

Love this!

[@abedankwa]

Thank you, this is beautiful ❤️

[@citizenernie]

beautiful rhythm

[@oseitututawiah2109]

Front Left to Right: Petia, Kwadum, Apentemma, Abrukuwa,
Back Right to left: Ntorowa, Donno, Dawuro.
This is the Kete Drum Set.

[@salj.5459]

Awesome polyrhythms!

[@kofigyasi6091]

very insightful

[@herukaokofo4796]

Hello where can I get this music??

[@richluv8553]

nyc 1... Dcee Nec Tanza

[@edzakete.3700]

Yes

[@oseijeffery6962]

nice

[@kevin-kingadu2080]

Nyame nhyira wo, the name of the title is adaban or do we have a custome called adaban, greetings?

[@nyahb3242]

Clearly you can see they hate playing for foreigners 'FUN' however I heard the messages loud and clear.

[@namienamie2167]

Because foreigners tend to be disrespectful.