Names | |
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English | den-den |
Japanese | でんでん |
Japanese | デンデン |
Properties | |
Articulation | hit |
Shake Length | 2 |
Parent Techniques | |
Difficulty | easy |
Prevalence | core |
Position | |
Start | flip position |
End | flip position |
Glyph Notation | |
Glyph (down) | |
Glyph (up) | |
Usage | |
Dynamics | |
Volume | medium |
Range | high |
Ease | medium |
History | |
Source | unknown |
Location of Origin | West Africa |
Date of Origin | unknown |
Influences | n/a |
Signature Players | n/a |
Rotate the wrist from side-to-side, letting the free gourd hit the held gourd.
This relies solely on the rotation of the wrist, without a shake motion.
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The Japanese name is derived from the den-den daiko, a Japanese pellet drum which is played with a similar motion to this technique.
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