Tounami makes the kora look so easy to play. This is simply beautiful.
deviantzx(September 20, 2009 at 3:47 pm)
the bass complements the kora very well.
ERZAJOP(July 15, 2009 at 1:04 am)
je demanderais a mon ami ki est pays de me le trouver et de me l envoyer... j ai regarder la musique de issa sow sur votre page...c est la 1ere fois ke je le decouvre ce musicien ..c est beaau ce k ils font ...j aime les muisiques du monde , rares, pas trop commerciales . je te conseille de visiter ma page , sur la rubrique AFRICAN RYTHM and ecoute VIEUX FARKA TOURE dans BAMAKO JAM ou AI DU
KRISHNARAJIYENGAR(July 14, 2009 at 8:05 am)
just hear the depth and profound sweetness and calm in this music! So soulful!
KRISHNARAJIYENGAR(July 14, 2009 at 7:57 am)
I tell you my friend...these one-stringed fiddles have driven me to madness! I am so fascinated with them that I crave to have one! West Africa has a stunning collection and there have been books written on the same! Vous parlez francais? Est-ce que vous pouvez m'envoyer un Riti alors? Je vous payerais directement sur l'internet.
ERZAJOP(July 14, 2009 at 12:42 am)
THE african one string violin : i know some variation of it ; we have the RITI in my country SENEGAL used by the ethnic group known as THE PEULS they are scattered all throughout africa...we also have the NGONI in MALI ...i have a kora and a talking drum (TAMA)
carlosmangela(July 5, 2009 at 9:34 am)
My friend I am from India, my name is Krishnaraj and I play the Tabla. Africa and India have so many similarities and are so close in their cultures and beauty is what we behold when we come together in harmony. I was performing in Kenya this March and hope to perform with you some day! I dream to have an African one-stringed violin! Please do see my 3 videos by clicking my user name. Thanks! peace.
ERZAJOP(July 4, 2009 at 8:34 pm)
thank you carlos... i loooove drums very much ...i have 2 african djembe and 1 djun djun in my house...i joined a meetup group in new york for drumming , hoping to jam with people like you from different part of the world and different culture... WE ARE BEAUTIFUL WHEN WE COME TOGETHER WITH OUR DIFFERENCES !!! where do you live and what is your country of origine ???
carlosmangela(July 4, 2009 at 12:28 pm)
I am an Indian drummer and totally agree with you! What a touching comment! I visited Kenya this March and bought some instruments. They were souvenirs for tourists but the sound is so sweet I tell you! I fell in love with African music and instruments ever since! regards.
kwb1721(June 2, 2009 at 4:16 pm)
This is enough to stop your heart. Amazing work
MusicalPhliosophy(May 11, 2009 at 6:56 pm)
This man is a genius. When I'm listening to his music I stop thinking about problems, about the 24000 people who die every day of hunger I think this man opens a door to heaven, he creates a world where everybody can find a shelter.
