http://michaelpluznick.com/2010/02/22/grand-master-drummer-mbemba-bangoura-djembekan-solo/ Percussion, World Music, and Multimedia Sun, 05 Feb 2012 02:24:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://michaelpluznick.com/2010/02/22/grand-master-drummer-mbemba-bangoura-djembekan-solo/comment-page-1/#comment-839 Brian Lynch Tue, 28 Sep 2010 16:11:28 +0000 http://michaelpluznick.com/?p=644#comment-839 Hay Michael, how do you do :). My name is Brian Lynch from Dublin in ireland. I just came back from a four month trip to West Africa, my first, in April. Since that point i have bin putting my money away for another trip in the new year, back to Conakry. i was studying in four differnt contrys Senagal, Mali and Guinea but Guinea Conakry grabed my firmily. I would just like to ask you if it is possible that you could put me intouch with some teachers like M’Bemba Bangoura in Conakry. While in Conakry I had a great teacher from the Hamana reigon who is now living there. i would like to try differnt styles, his style is very traditional to Hamana which i love but i feel i need to explore. If you can help me in anyway i would be very grateful, i would just like to be confadent that i will be getting the best from my next trip because i spent alot of time looking around the first time round and some teachers i felt were teaching me the wrong way, well i know because i had a teacher in Sengal teach me Dununbe with the kenkeni on the time, which is just not rite.. Anyway, hoping to hear from you soon. cheers. Hay Michael, how do you do . My name is Brian Lynch from Dublin in ireland. I just came back from a four month trip to West Africa, my first, in April. Since that point i have bin putting my money away for another trip in the new year, back to Conakry. i was studying in four differnt contrys Senagal, Mali and Guinea but Guinea Conakry grabed my firmily. I would just like to ask you if it is possible that you could put me intouch with some teachers like M’Bemba Bangoura in Conakry. While in Conakry I had a great teacher from the Hamana reigon who is now living there. i would like to try differnt styles, his style is very traditional to Hamana which i love but i feel i need to explore. If you can help me in anyway i would be very grateful, i would just like to be confadent that i will be getting the best from my next trip because i spent alot of time looking around the first time round and some teachers i felt were teaching me the wrong way, well i know because i had a teacher in Sengal teach me Dununbe with the kenkeni on the time, which is just not rite.. Anyway, hoping to hear from you soon. cheers.

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