Tiriba Rhythm

Earthen Rhythms Training Video to help improve your rhythm skill and technique. This rhythm has been taught as part of the regular Wednesday evening classes at Hamilton, NSW, Australia.

"Tiriba comes from the Landuma people of the Boké region in southern Guinea a.Tiriba was traditionally danced by the most famous dancer in the region. Originally Tiriba was played on small drums made of stretched deerskin with wooden corners and large metal sheets with rings “ksing ksing” or “she she”. Now it is most often played for young women during rites of passage, where mothers and their daughters dance together". - Fara Tolno - Rhythm Reference Project.

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Earthen Rhythms Training Video to help improve your rhythm skill and technique.

These rhythms are primarily for our students and may vary from the original.

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This rhythm has been taught as part of the regular evening classes at Newcastle | Maitland | Port Stephens, NSW, Australia.

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