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Great explanation on this interesting instrument. I am from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 and we have a traditional instrument shaped like the darbuka made from wood and the top is made from leather skin.

I just made my first lesson here, thank you so much for your effort to teach us ❤ your explanation is very clear.

Great story ! Thanks for sharing. Playing music and performing for many years , all kinds of things happen. I’m just a beginner at Darbuka and love your videos. Thank you.

Great teaching, thank you so much!

You are a great instructor, just subscribed to your channel. Thank you.

Song for playing d t t d t ?

One of the best If not the best teacher

The instructional series (both) that you've made are excellent. I wanted to say, though, that the djembe is a West African drum, commonly found in Guinea, Mali, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso and a couple of other W. African countries. The core repertoire is from Mali and Guinea. Also, I wonder if there are any other fans of plain clay drums here? My two favorite tablas are both terra cotta-colored clay with a clear glaze. They were made by an Iraqi gentleman who is now retired. He also made some with really beautiful patterns (black on red), but I couldn't afford those.

I am 56 yrs old, wanted to learn this instrument from long, love the way you teach, thank you, I will practice for a week...Doum Ka Tek Ka Doum Ka Slap😊, God bless you

Love this explanation. Where do I find the audio to practice with?

Thank you for this great introduction!

I would love to know where to get a drum head like yours. All the ones I've found have a big ugly company label on them. I also love the green color.

The word for multiple fingers that you repeatedly mispronounced Is pronounced “fah- lan-geez”!!🤦🏿🤦🏿 Please, and thank you very much. You can thank me whenever.🤷🏿‍♂️🤷🏿‍♂️🤷🏿‍♂️

Where are the course notes? I can't see it in the description. Any help would be appreciated :)

Woooow!!! Never saw a video that is so well explained and so much information. Thank you for that! Best video to train ❣️

My darbuka sounds so flat when I play it while touching my other thigh. If the darbuka head is not touched by anything else, it sounds fine. Is that normal? I've seen many pro darbuka players using it while touching the darbuka head with the other leg to keep it balabced, so I'm wondering if it's something wrong with my instrument

Thank you for this excellent tutorial! Very helpful.

I am waiting for my first drum, a djembe, but a love darbuka. This djembe coming is small (22 cm). Maybe I can play it as a darbuka?

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Never learned Darbuka before. You are amazing indeed, I used my hand when I was really young, did not understand the sounds, but now I understand what I was doing with flicking of my fingers and the palms of my hand like Dum Dum Teck, K T, D, it was the Baladi rythmique. Thank again, you are amazing teacher indeed, now it makes lots of sense. I will try to apply it on the Darbuka

Darbuka and Doumbek are slightly different. I ordered Darbuka and Doumbek case did not fit. Company told me that they were different but I didn’t know. My granddaughter wanted bongos when she was 2. Then frame drums age 3 and I got my son a Darbuka for his birthday. Now I want one and a djembe.

Thannnkk youuu soo much dum ka tek ka dum ka tek ka!!!!!!!!

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This is 👍 perfect course This man He is the best 👍

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Thanks for these lessons, yet to watch through all of them! Wondering if this is the full Mastery program, or where I can find that?

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This man is a God send!

This is amazing content. Thank you

Fantastic

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Great stuff!! I would like to thank you for all the love and passion you put into this!

Thank you. I'm working on learning a dance piece and this really helped explain the bones of the music.

I'd suppose you integrate the rhythm into your running workout. And if you made a marathon, well after 42 km you are not practicing the rhythm anymore but you ARE the rhythm 😂

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can we put something under our non dominant foot to lift our leg/knee up slightly? i'm trying my best to use my elbow but i feel like my darbuka is too small or i'm too small! let me know if this is ok!

My brother you talk way too much It's a shame Because you actually have great lessons In a haystack of unnecessary words

Nice! Keep it up. I only started playing darbuka a couple of days ago, and your videos are very helpful and inspiring. Thanks a lot!

I started with Maqsum1, and that made sense to me. Simple enough with the dominant hand. Then I tried Maqsum 2, and I struggled with the pattern, the way it switched from k t to t k. So I tried the Maqsum 3 and it came right to me at twice the speed. It seems to just make more sense to my brain/hands. Yay, I'm starting to sound like a darbuka player! Thank you for the lessons, Ibraheem.

All the first lessons of darbuka should be deleted from youtube. Incredible Lesson #1. Congratulations!

Thanks like always, teach

Many thanks for this great and awesome video series. The details you give are incredible and not found in any channel and even darbuka courses. Nevertheless, you've mentioned so far few time a handout, but I can't find any link for it. Where I can find it?

thanks dude great tutorial

..Since 12 years old I started playing drums,- for the next 12 years I played music and had a rock band until we broke up (it was traumatic for me so I quit playing). 10 years later somebody left his Darbuka on my airbnb place ..and...It Is BEAUTIFUL!... but it is till now, later again ,4 more years since the Darbuka was mainly an ornament for the airbnb, that I am studying more seriously this instrument. Thanks You God! ...I feel my soul is getting back! The soul of drumming. Now I am 38 years old Darbuka student. Thank you Malik for your lessons, this is exciting <3

Enjoying your Darbuka lessons A LOT! Cheers from Mexico (: