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12 - The Wihdah Kabeera Rhythm
In lesson twelve Mr.Nasser Salameh introduces a very important beat in classical Arabic songs and pieces: the
Wihdah Kabeera Rhythm which is based on the Laff Rhythm and is usually slow. You will learn how to use the
muted tak, tremolo and nail techniques with the Wihdah beat on the Darbuka
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Course Video Lessons
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Learn Darbuka
The Wihdah Kabeera Rhythm
1 | Dum and Tak | 03:53 |
2 | A good Darbuka sound | 05:06 |
3 | Ayoub (or Ayyub) Rhythm | 05:09 |
4 | The slap sound (Sak) on Darbuka | 02:40 |
5 | Popular Middle-Eastern Rhythm: Maqsoom | 05:17 |
6 | Big Masmoudi Rhythm | 04:24 |
7 | Essential exercise for Darbuka players | 04:26 |
8 | Muted Tak on Darbuka | 04:27 |
9 | Laff, Saudi, Ayoubi (Zaar) and Karachi | 05:23 |
10 | Moving Between Rythms (Advanced) | 06:30 |
11 | Using the Nails Technique on Darbuka | 15:00 |
12 | The Wihdah Kabeera Rhythm | 15:00 |
13 | The Chiftetelli Rhythm | 15:00 |
14 | Popular rhythm in Samai form | 15:00 |
15 | Learn Odd beat counts on Darbuka | 15:00 |
16 | a 7/4 or 7/8 count rhythm on Darbuka | 15:00 |
17 | Learn a 9/8 Turkish rhythm: Aqsaq | 15:00 |
18 | How to play a Dum with the left hand | 15:00 |
19 | Producing the Slap sound | 15:00 |
20 | Advanced use of fingers on the Darbuka | 15:00 |
21 | Different ways to play the tremolo | 15:00 |
22 | Playing tremolo with one hand on Darbuka | 15:00 |
23 | Play rhythm and improvise simultaneously | 15:00 |
24 | Warm Up | 15:00 |
25 | Adapting western techniques on Darbuka | 15:00 |