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Abdou Kounta, one of my most important and influential djembe teachers, taught at Lisangua ya Bato, a Dance and Drum Camp held annually for over 15 years, in the heart of New York's Catskills.

musica brasileira music brasil brazilian culture history candomblé afrobrazilian

Breaks, intros, endings, phrases, exercises, and more.

collection of jazz, world, and folk music playlists created by avivagabriel on Last.fm

Göksel Baktagir, Turkish kanun virtuoso, was born in 1966, and lives in Istanbul. He collaborates with my favorite oud (ud) player, Yurdal Tokcan.

Famous Padma Shree Hans Raj Hans, Sufi musician/singer from Punjab, India. Claptstem Productions

Ustad Zakir Ali Khan

Six of the seven songs in "Qin Show" use silk strings created using ancient techniques discovered only a year ago, thus maintaining historical accuracy in its timbre. The last song of the album uses steel strings to provide comparison to the sound of the

Anna Guo (Guo Min-qing), former professor at the renowned Shanghai Conservatory of Music, has been teaching and playing the yang-qin (guqin, qin) for 30+ years. Solo albums: Collection of Yang-qin Solos (1992), Masterpieces Performed by Yang-qin Masters