
The vocal (Bom) is a bass sound played in the middle of the drum.
The vocal (Pa) is always light sound played with the right hand at the right edge of the drum.
The best way to learn rhythms is to listen, sing and imitate. Always sing the rhythms first, play them afterwards.
The most important thing is that you play with and vary the rhythms after being comfortable with what you hear here.
Introduce bom ta bom rhythm on the djembe, with right-hand boom and ta accents, practice repetition, train your body, keep the boom centered, explore caxixi, and build rhythm for combinations.
Learn the simple basic bom ta bom drum rhythm and its training sequence for beginners, guiding you through practice counts and reflective play.
Learn djembe rhythms and teaching techniques for children, using the O A O pattern, repetition, and group play to develop musical freedom and teaching presence.
Introduce bom ta bom rhythms and call-and-response activities for children, using tramp steps, claves, caxixi, and simple clapping to build rhythm, movement, and group participation.
Learn the bom ta bom rhythm through call and response, practice by watching the video, imagining yourself playing, and then transfer the rhythm to children.
Learn the bom ta bom rhythm pattern on djembe through call-and-response, and gain confidence to teach children while exploring the rhythm's energy.
Learn call-and-response drumming with the djembe for children, using bom bom ta and bom bom pa ta, pacing, and modeling to build rhythm, timing, and engagement.
Learn to play the djembe and drum and teach children level 1 rhythms. Practice two or three rhythms, train the timing, and explore small rhythm elements you’ll encounter across patterns.
Explore bom pa ta and bom bom drum patterns through energetic onomatopoeia, building timing and rhythm cues for beginner djembe sessions and children’s rhythm teaching.
Introduce bom bom bom and ta-pa-ta rhythms through simple tap, dance, and song activities that engage children in rhythm and basic Djembe concepts.
Guide children through drumming pa ta pa ta bom, inviting them to sing, tap, and switch hands while following simple drum parts.
teach children to play the boom boom rhythm with both hands while singing da da, coordinating hand movements and rhythm, with guided pauses and repetition.
Ever wanted to have a playful relationship with drum, rhythm?
In this course you will learn how to teach and inspire children too with drum and rhythm. With each lecture you will learn easy drumming patterns, phrases and rhythmic games.
Soon you will want to improvise and interact, using these new skills.
Rhythm is not a mystery, it is not given to a chosen few. Rhythm is born into each and every one of us.
With this training course I'll show you how easy it really is.
Use them both for yourself and for your children. If you are a teacher, involve your students. Share it with your friends.
ATTENTION ! You do not even need a drum. You can play these rhythms wherever you want, a table, an empty bucket, or even your own chest.