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Title:Assembly a Jeli Dundun (Kasonke drum) 2/2
Duration:09:55
Viewed:11,000
Published:08-01-2010
Source:Youtube

This video shows a drum worker in Bamako, Mali, assembling a Jeli Dundun (Kasonke drum). This drum is mainly used around the Kayes region of Western Mali by the Kasonke people. The goat skin is thoroughly softened to help create a warm bass sound. A lightweight wood is used (usually boumou or melina) to help make the drum more wearer friendly. Played usually with a curved or two piece angled stick in one hand and an accompaniment bell struck with a heavy thumb ring on the other. For any more questions or comments about the jeli doundoun please make a posting. We appreciate your feedback. For more information about African percussion please visit our website: http://motherlandmusic.com And we will be more than happy to assist you! Thank you so much!!



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