Are Cook Island drums heavier than Tahitian? Been trying to figure that out for the longest it sure does sound like it but just want to be sure before I tell a class that!
Tahitians don't use as many drums as the Cook Islands. The Cook Islanders have really refined the art. Other Polynesians use the drums as well but most just use a base type of drum and the typical hollowed out wooden cylindrical drum. The Cook Islanders have both of those but also have semi hollowed cylindrical drums which produce a higher pitch sound and the shark skin drum which is kind of like a bongo, it's played fast and you can normally hear it in the background. Just search "Cook Island Drums" on RU-vid and there's a couple of videos which show the different drums and how they're played. Certain rhythms have been passed down through the generations.
Tiene algo muy sorprendente este estilo de música , suena igual a un PULSAR. Conocimientos antiguos de loa Dioses transmitidas a través del lenguaje universal de la musica?
Need to learn how to dance to this 😂 anybody wana help a fatty to hula... I'm being serious I've been trying to find someone to teach me... Melbourne side lol for my partner's sake he knows I'm a terrible dancer lmaoff
Hi there, I am studying at university and making a short documentary on the pacific islands. I would love to use this music as it is perfect, would it be possible to use with your permission? thank you!!
