Sazi
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Help with a rhythm?
Can anyone please tell me what is the name of the rhythm in "Ya Rayeh"?
Thanks, S
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David.B
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Do you mean "Endak Bahria (Ya Rayes)" ?
http://www.4shared.com/file/56247535/2d9e3fe/05Endak_Bahria.html?st...
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Hey thanks David, that's a nice piece... but no not the one.
The one I mean is Ya Rayeh by Rachid Taha
Anyone?
Cheers, S
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Thanks, there are obviously two drums playing together on the Ya Rayeh recording, it sounds to me as though they might be playing the two rhythms
together, one doing Ayyoub, and the other doing Karachi, as there is a dum on the first beat.
Does that sound right to you?
But... there is also a dum on the second beat... but not in those two rhythms
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David.B
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oudistcamp is the specialist for rhythms 
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This is the version I found:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNJp3HgMso4
The riqq zills are heard on the Teks. The piece has a very obvious Karachi rhythm. The Doum you hear is on the 2+ beat of the Karachi. Sometimes, the
-k on the 1+ beat is played very syncopated, more like ---k for a bigger 'tripping' effect.
If it were the Ayub rhythm, the 2 Doums will result in a much heavier, squared-off feel, and the piece would need to be played faster to retain the
light, danceable character.
PS: The Ayub is one of those rhythms with a wide range of qualities and names depending on the speed it is played - from manic to dopey trance....but
that's another topic....
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Hey S,
I have attached a short sample of Karachi from the Wizoo Darbuka software, in the hope that it may help.
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Greg
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Sazi
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Hey thanks a lot guys, you've been a great help.
I hadn't heard that exact version before, (it get's re-mixed so many times!) and between that and the wizoo sample I think I've got it sus'd.
Many thanks, S
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I would ask a question indirectly related to this post. I 'd like to buy a mandole ( mandole kabyle ) like the one played by Hakim Hamadouche with
Taha's band. I suppose the mandole is from a maker living in Kabylie.....not easy to find for me!
And a link to a second clip of Ya rayah introduced by a strong percussion begining.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuPhCmmfKiE&feature=related
Francis
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Sazi
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Thanks for that link Francis, it's handy watching the different drummers to see/hear how the different patterns fit together.
Sorry I can't help you with the Mandole, maybe it's a good excuse for a holiday to morocco?
Cheers, S
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