An exercise in the form of an African rhythm and accompanying dun pattern. this exercise is great for helping you work on your dexterity with your sounds and some interesting timing.

Yaw shows us Jeti Jeti at speed before showing us the breaks, including how to play break 2 with time. Finished off with an advanced version of rhythm 1 for those who want to push their progress further.

Rhythm 3 for Jeti Jeti broken down in a way that is easy for anyone to follow along.

Rhythm 2 for Jeti Jeti broken down in a way that is easy for anyone to follow and learn.

Rhythm 1 of Jeti Jeti broken down at a pace that anyone can follow.

Rhythm 2 for Fankani broken down in a way that is easy for anyone to follow and learn.

Rhythm 1 and break 1 of Fankani broken down at a nice slow easy to follow pace that anyone can follow, as well as some information about the rhythm and its cultural context.

We break down rhythm 2 for Kpanlogo in a way that helps you orientate to the pulse.
Players who have learnt Kpanlogo somewhere else may like to note that this rhythm is quite different to the rhythm that is commonly taught as Kpanlogos second rhythm.

Rhythm 1 for Kpanlogo broken down in a way that anyone can follow.

We extend upon rhythm 1 for Kpanlogo and delve into ghost notes and their relationship to metronome handing