Darbuka (Oriental Percussion)
The course
We will study this vase shaped percussion instrument following a musical repertoire from the Maghreb, Middle-East and the Far East. The technical foundation lies upon a Turkish percussion technique (split hand), after which we will delve into a wide range of cultures and styles: from the 6/8 rhythms of the Moroccan châabi, to Indian rhythms.
The course will be accustomed to the student’s playing level, from beginners of all ages to advanced drabki’s that want to extend their technical and rhythmical possibilities.
Music theory required ?
No
Instrument
Simon can guide you in your search for a decent darbuka, that can cost from 70€.
Simon Leleux graduated as a pedagogue at the University of Namur. Currently he is studying at the Rotterdam University with Levent Yildrim, one of the greats of darbuki playing. As a 10 year old boy he started playing Eastern and Middle-Eastern percussion instruments and throughout the years he was trained by Azzedine Jazouli, Mahmoud Rezgaoui, Misirli Ahmet, Zohar Fresco,…
He has performed with groups and musicians, such as Refugees for Refugees, Auster Loo, Khalid Izri, Lâmekân Ensemble, Claire Spineux, Orbál, Surprises Du Chef, Sysmo…
“The future of a drummer is in oriental rhythms” (jazz drummer Billy Hart)
Information
Schedule
Inscriptions open on August 7 2024!
Come and discover this course during the free session on Tuesday 17 September 2024 from 6 pm to 8 pm.
Collective course (5 courses/cycle)
Tuesday:
- Beginners: 6 pm – 8 pm
- Intermediate: 8 pm – 10 pm
Wednesday:
- Advanced: 7:30 pm – 21:30 pm
Registration is required from the second course of the cycle.
Place
Price
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If necessary the teacher can vary the calendar in consultation with the course members.
Subscribe
€ 165,00 – € 415,00