Djembe
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djemb
Austria
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Christmas or anytime, it’s great to have a party…this card would be good for either occasion. / Outback party with brolgas, kangaroos, emu, wombat, cockatoo, galah, and goanna and echidna band.
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Aussie Rock Band with a difference – goanna on guitar, kangaroo on vocals and echidna on djembe drum
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Aussie Animals in a rock band
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Aussie animals in rock band – no words on this design
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Aussie animals in a rock band – goanna on guitar, kangaroo on vocals and echidna on djembe drum with appreciative brolgas
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The name djembe (JEM-bay) is taken from the saying “anke dje, anke be” which translates everyone gather together We grew up with a great appreciation for music in my family. My grandfather played the accordian, guitar, piano, saxaphone and clairinet. My kids all play one instrument or two (Trombone, Saxaphone, Flute, Piano, Drums) / Myself, I play the clarinet (not often though), the piano, and recently trying to learn a little on the djembe drum. At this point I do it more justice photographing it than playing it. It has a warm, earthy primal sound and I love to hear it played well! Still a goal for me to try to learn it! / For more information and a sound sample click here To hear a song that inspires me to want to learn to play (besides on the steering wheel of my jeep!) click here! Like a gift from the heavens / It was easy to tell / It was love from above that could save me from hell / She had fire in her soul / It was easy to see / How the devil himself could be pulled out of me / There were drums in the air as she started to dance / Every soul in the room keeping time with their hands and we sang [Chorus] / A-yo-a-yo-a-yo-a / And the voices rang like the angles sang, singing / A-yo-a-yo-a-yo-a / And we danced on into the night [2x] Like a piece to the puzzle that falls into place / You could tell how we felt from the look on our faces / We was spinning in circles with the moon in our eyes / No room left to move in between you and I / We forgot where we were and we lost track of time / And we sang to the wind as we danced through the night
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Djembe player in the streets of Manchester “Djembe” was featured in the group >>>Movement: Motion Blur / “Djembe” was featured in the group North West UK / “Djembe” was featured in the group European Everyday Life
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Djembe performance in the park
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Acrylic, mixed media, textiles on canvas
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This is something that I love to do. I’m a percussionist, and this picture reminds me of the inner tribe. It reminds me of God’s creativity placed inside of me: a part of me that makes me.. “me”. It’s a passion and I love it. I would like to see more percussionists than I normally see and I think this tee could help other percussionist find eachother while expressing one of their passions as well. / History: The djembe comes mainly from West Africa, it has been known as the dancing drum because of it’s ability to make one dance and as the healing drum because of the effects it can have on people. It was also used as a right of passage. / The djembe is an amazing instument with which one can either ‘tear it up’ or go for a more softer tone. It can be induced into almost any musical genre.
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An African drum. Sony DSLR A200
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Apophysis fractal with some Photoshop postwork / September 28, 2009
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djembe
by Tom Norton2009 / pens and pencils and a few strokes of whiteout enjoy!
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