Konichiwa, all.
I love world music. So much so that I wasted tons of my hard earned money on these instruments: A bodhran, djembe, Taiko drum, didgeridoo, and tabla.
Does anyone play? I can't get enough of world percussion as you can see [with the exception of the didg....I just love the sound ^^]. If anyone plays, list your instruments and favorite songs to do! Also, if anyone has bodhran or tabla advice, it would be much appreciated.
World [music] musicians?
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World [music] musicians?
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Yoiyasa! Yoiyasa! Yoiyasa! Yoiyasa!
Haaa
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Oki no kamome mo yoritsukano
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In episode 11, first season of School Rumble, Harima reads Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky. SUGOOOIIII!!!!!!!!
At least listen to the music.
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Yoiyasa! Yoiyasa! Yoiyasa! Yoiyasa!
Haaa
umi no otoko nya you
Oki no kamome mo yoritsukano
oka no kakaa ga nakou to mo
dare ga toru yara ichiban mori
haa Danchone! Danchone!
haa tairyou da tairyou da!
In episode 11, first season of School Rumble, Harima reads Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky. SUGOOOIIII!!!!!!!!
At least listen to the music.
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Mushishi - Posts: 71
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BODHRANS RULE!!! 
Er, not that I actually know how to play one. But I know a couple of bands that use 'em ^^;
The closest I come to world music is fiddling *sigh*
Ack, and my younger brother recently got his hands on a didgeridoo, be afraid O_o
Er, not that I actually know how to play one. But I know a couple of bands that use 'em ^^;
The closest I come to world music is fiddling *sigh*
Ack, and my younger brother recently got his hands on a didgeridoo, be afraid O_o
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the_lizardqueen - Posts: 1271
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Fiddling! That's awesome! That is the soul of Celtic traditional! You have earned +one trillion respect points for me.
Bodhrans do indeed rule. Though it's hard to play. I've been playing since February or so, and I'm finally getting the hang of it. Huzzah. We should start a band. *guffaws*
Your brother is incredibly cool all of the sudden. Didgeridoos will do that. I play it from my rooftop. My neighbours think I'm involved in some sort of strange ritual.
All in all, the didg is a very soothing and mesmerizing instrument...at least in my opinion. My neighbours think it more resembles a long, drawn out agonized cry of a dying walrus.
Bodhrans do indeed rule. Though it's hard to play. I've been playing since February or so, and I'm finally getting the hang of it. Huzzah. We should start a band. *guffaws*
Your brother is incredibly cool all of the sudden. Didgeridoos will do that. I play it from my rooftop. My neighbours think I'm involved in some sort of strange ritual.
All in all, the didg is a very soothing and mesmerizing instrument...at least in my opinion. My neighbours think it more resembles a long, drawn out agonized cry of a dying walrus.
God creates out of nothing. Wonderful, you say. Yes, to be sure, but he does what is still more wonderful: he makes saints out of sinners.
-Soren Kierkegaard
Yoiyasa! Yoiyasa! Yoiyasa! Yoiyasa!
Haaa
umi no otoko nya you
Oki no kamome mo yoritsukano
oka no kakaa ga nakou to mo
dare ga toru yara ichiban mori
haa Danchone! Danchone!
haa tairyou da tairyou da!
In episode 11, first season of School Rumble, Harima reads Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky. SUGOOOIIII!!!!!!!!
At least listen to the music.
-Soren Kierkegaard
Yoiyasa! Yoiyasa! Yoiyasa! Yoiyasa!
Haaa
umi no otoko nya you
Oki no kamome mo yoritsukano
oka no kakaa ga nakou to mo
dare ga toru yara ichiban mori
haa Danchone! Danchone!
haa tairyou da tairyou da!
In episode 11, first season of School Rumble, Harima reads Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky. SUGOOOIIII!!!!!!!!
At least listen to the music.
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Mushishi - Posts: 71
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Mushishi wrote:My neighbours think it more resembles a long, drawn out agonized cry of a dying walrus.
Could be worse, it could be the bagpipes *cue maniacal evil laughter*
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the_lizardqueen - Posts: 1271
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I don't play, but if you like the Didgeridoo, you might want to check out the Swedish/Finnish band 'Gjallarhorn'. They use the instrument in much the same capacity as the Swedish bagpies, although with a rather different sound.
http://www.noside.com/artists.html
(unfortunately, this list excludes their first album 'Ranarop')
http://www.noside.com/artists.html
(unfortunately, this list excludes their first album 'Ranarop')
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I play Celtic music on a hammered dulcimer as part of a trio that includes a flutist and a bodhran player.
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i play the acoustic guitar which is used all over the world! lol ok its not that funny but i thought it was
there's tons of world instruments i wish i could play lol
there's tons of world instruments i wish i could play lol
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