The Kora (21 string Gambian traditional instrument)

Wow❤❤❤

Such an underrated instrument.

❤subhanalha ❤

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Sooo wonderful

Hi dear friends i m from morocco the head of africa. I m musicien too l love all the peaple. From the entier world and their music . I respect their traditions. Through this simple instrument i can laudly say Thatcher music gothers us. And mages us as one. Please gîve us more.thank you.

At times (in many moments) I found it moving. Thank you very much!

Do a session on Rabab. It's a played in Afghanistan and Pakistan by pashtun people

two musician talking the same language with two different instrument on their hands is actually four people speaking three languages

Absolute phenomenal 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️✅✅✅✅✅

❤ similar to Ardin in Mauritania

Beautiful Guild D35 !

this is great. Lots of fun was had here

a kora player could prop play guitar ambidextrous

How beautiful this black man is , with his traditionnal clothes and with his instruments. West is so tasteless, insipid next to him. His culture gives him lot of charisma

It's absolutely wonderful.

Wou hahahaha 🤣😂

This reminds me of the Flaterfoon from Guust Flater.

Guust Flater is an Dutch and French comic albumr.


His musical instrument is the Flaterfoon.


Your musical instrument has similarities.

reminds me of a harp

ive never seen this before today! im glad it popped up in my feed. and although its late, thank you for sharing this experience!

Such a beautiful instrument, it's surprising how it is not more popular

Awesome!

Tuyệt vời ❤

Dude. You kill the guy

Человек обьяснил плчему получит смерть :: хутка

Спасибо что англосаксам ::: пою смерть

Я не буду

Wow. What a design.

Sounds like a guitar and harp at the same time

I like these videos because there’s a level of casualness to them. Not like, I guess something like inside edition. Where the host has like a script and it just feels tight and almost boring. This is so fun because rob really lets them explain their instrument, let them ACTUALLY PLAY IT, unlike something like inside edition of pbs or something. My favourite one was the banjo episode. I love these! Keep it up!

When you were jamming with the F key Cora, it sounded as if you’d been playing for years, so sweet, so raw, thanks for sharing your talent with the world. May your future connections with music take you far.

Salieu was a great sport and demonstrator. His father must be very proud of him.

How can you not grin watching this? Thanks for tapping into the beautiful, uniquely human universality of music. The kora is so expressive and beautiful.

Have you ever tried portuguese guitar?

It's really commendable that you can play with your hands.

Hii dear friands il love You annd the thing

Here a cool idea for you. When you were visiting that Japanese lady she showed you the picks she Taped on her fingers you probably could use that same method on the Kora.

Thats a banjo

VERY GOOD YOUR INTRUMENT👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍😍😍

Ya vi todos estos de wilian criado mando otros y recientes te boy a poner manita abajo

i want on so bad...then again i want them all....(:

Szép dallamokat játszik. A hanszerek szuper találmányok.😊❤️

Playing a hollow giants nut sack. Ill keep to piano

It is crazy to think somewhere in Gambia a dude was playing his 20 string Kora, and said..holy guacamole if i just had 1 more string i could get that
Low F#.

Harpa africana!!!!!

sound like the Puerto Rican Quatro

WONDRFULL

I like how a lot of traditional African music sounds strangely modern. It's clear that modern music was influenced by African music. In fact probably more so than classical and traditional European music, because I don't get that same feeling from European music until the late 19th century when they were starting to draw inspiration from other parts of the world.

I seen a video that Rob Scallon made featuring the sitar, which is an instrument that I adore. And now to see this video about the Kora made me ask myself...."why haven't I subscribed ?" Which is what I will do...immediately. I have always had a fascination with musical instruments of the world. Thank You Mr. Scallon for taking your precious time to create this very interesting and enriching video!