Kakilambe

Origin/Composer(s)

traditional, Guinea (Baga)

Also known as

Kaki Lambe, Kakelambe, Kake Lambe

Notations

[TXT] [PDF (30 k)] [PS (16 k)]

MIDI Files

[MID (2 k)] (djembe 1) [MID (888 b)] (djembe 4) [MID (2 k)] (dundun) [MID (3 k)] (sangban) [MID (9 k)] (all duns) [MID (14 k)] (all parts)

High quality sound samples

[congafriday]

External Links

[wap] [djembe.net] [djembeboomboom] [Jim Salem] [djembemande] [Clark's Cultural Context] [drums.org] [google]

Note

There is also a binary (4/4) version of Kakilambe. See drums.org for a discussion of its roots.
 

Database entry

#36, updated 2015-01-04

A few explanations may be found in Explanation of rhythms' listing. For the notation (especially for TXT and PDF versions) I used my Plain Text Notation. Please, do not forget that non-traditional rhythms are copyrighted.

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