- Sun Oct 16, 2016 10:02 pm
#37129
I'm on the lookout for:
• Rhythms that leave me bamboozled because it's hard to keep track of where the phrase starts
• Rhythms where the dundunba player/part has a lot of freedom
• Rhythms where it seems chaotic, you can't tell where the beat is and then bam! The phrase starts over again, and actually it's very carefully structured!
So far, the most disorientating rhythm I have come across is Bolokonondo, which, for me, fulfills all of the above: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHRsj5EzcQ4
Similarly Takosaba - in this particular recording I am physically unable to hear the phrase start where it's meant to (I hear it on the dundunba not the sangban): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uozVO7925U
What other rhythms are there like this?
• Rhythms that leave me bamboozled because it's hard to keep track of where the phrase starts
• Rhythms where the dundunba player/part has a lot of freedom
• Rhythms where it seems chaotic, you can't tell where the beat is and then bam! The phrase starts over again, and actually it's very carefully structured!
So far, the most disorientating rhythm I have come across is Bolokonondo, which, for me, fulfills all of the above: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHRsj5EzcQ4
Similarly Takosaba - in this particular recording I am physically unable to hear the phrase start where it's meant to (I hear it on the dundunba not the sangban): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uozVO7925U
What other rhythms are there like this?