| Mamady Keita: Official site of master drummer Mamady Keita. Biography, discography, filmography, and a calendar of events and workshops. |
| The WAP Pages: West-African Percussion rhythms from Guinea and surrounding countries: notation and soundfiles of about 100 rhythms. |
| A Guide to the Jembe: Eric Charry's famous article on the history and evolution of the djembe in West Africa. |
| African Drum Rhythms Educational Tools: Online rhythm exchange "S.H.A.R.E."; Notation playback freeware and djembe font to download; Information about instructional books and CDs by Lennart Hallstrom. |
| Beenhakkers Percussion: Percussion workshops for team building, community building, conferences, celebrations, companies and (big) groups; in Central and Northern Europe. |
| Bongocentral - Ethnic Percussion and Gifts: Selling instruments and skins; Elaborate guide to re-skinning hand drums. |
| Cultural Context for Djembe Rhythms: List of rhythms with their background (country, ethnic group, occasion for playing) |
| Djembé Dramé: West African percussion and dance classes and workshops in the Netherlands, mostly Amsterdam, and Senegal. |
| Djembe and Mande Music: About the drumming, culture and other musical traditions of the Mande peoples of West Africa, with articles, rhythms, CD liner notes, references, reviews, and links to other sites. |
| Djembe Boom Boom: Notations of rhythms with some audio samples; Illustrated photo-guide to reskin a djembe. |
| Djembe Dunun Drumset: Maarten Schepers' website, about his book "Djembe Dunun Drumset, traditional Malinke rhythms and drumset adaptation", djembe and dunun classes in South of France. |
| Djembe-L FAQ - West African Percussion Resource for Djembe: A compendium of the Djembe, including Frequently Asked Questions about the djembe, from re-skining to playing, chanting and dancing. |
| Djembe.co.uk: Community site with discussion forum, chat, calendar, links, and listings of workshops. |
| Djembefola: Ireland based community site and West African percussion resource, providing free video lessons. |
| Djimbefoland: Introduction on playing. List of instruments with pictures. List of books, CDs, videos and links. Glossary. |
| Drumrhythms.com E-learning center: On-line Lessons for percussion with video, audio, and notation available several formats; some free demo lessons (requires Flash). |
| Dunun: Freelance webdesigner's showcase, with photos and video snippets (requires Flash player or plugin). |
| Fore-Fote: African Djembe Drumming, Music and Dance in Black and White: African djembe drumming, music, dance performance and instruction from Guinea, West Africa. Official site of the Fore-Fote band, including video material. |
| Gamton Records / Publishing: Djembe and other world music. With juke-box to listen to samples. |
| Hawkdancing African Djembe Drums: Online shop selling African Djembe drums, accessoiries, and supplies. Offers extensive instructions for repairing and (re)heading a Djembe. |
| Keur Djembe African Drum Shop: Drum Shop in Brooklyn selling hand-crafted african drums and instruments. Djembe, sabar, djun djun, talking drum, balafon, shekere, calimba, kora. We specialize in djembe repairs and classes. Also, drum bags and other accessories are available. |
| Liewil's Djembe Pages: History of the djembe and the traditional rhythms, CD reviews, book reviews, maintenance tips and photos taken at concerts. |
| Mailing List Djembe-L @Yahoo: Mailing list dedicated to ongoing development and maintenance of a knowledge base regarding the drum and dance musical culture of West Africa. |
| Mali crossover: Instructions of how to do a modified Mali weave using a 4 vertical cross-over pattern for tuning (with illustrations). |
| Online Resource Guide: Comprehensive, open, and interactive links guide to the on-line djembe community. |
| Percussion Inibara: Multi-lingual site. Instructions on re-skinning a djembe and a dundun, with photos. The band Inibara (Netherlands). |
| RadioceRos - Mamady Keita - Video: Extensive video material recorded at a Sewa Kan concert in France in 2001. |
| Rhythms For Djembe And Friends: Some traditional, some new rhythms, notated in several formats (i.a. ASCII, GIF, PNG, PDF, and PS) including sound samples in MIDI, MP3, and OGG and links to other sites. |
| Rhythmweb Djembe Page: This page on the rhythmweb devoted to the djembe contains a nice selection of information and links to start surfing the web. |
| Rootsy Records: Djembe Record Label and Resource Site devoted to traditional djembe drumming. Educational material and field recordings of master drummers. Sound samples and video clips. |
| S.H.A.R.E. - Server Hosted African Rhythm Exchange: Nice attempt to bring together all djembe rhythm notation sources on the web. |
| Skin to Skin: Drumming ensemble based in Dorset. Classes and workshops. Guide to re-skinning a djembe. |
| Southall, Chris: Provides information about tuning and reskinning a drum, building geodesic dome tent, workshops, camps and items for sale. |
| Tam Tam Mandingue USA - School of Djembe: Non-profit organization founded by Mamady Keita offering classes, workshops, and performances, and instructional material for purchase. |
| The J&V Percussion Site: Selling the J&V Percussion Generator, light version is freeware. Percussion catalogue with rhythm notations. |
| Tubab Muso Westafrican Percussion: Instructions, teaching material, rhythms, sound samples, and links to software (requires Javascript). |
| VoyeuRhythmic - African Percussion: Drum (djembe and other) and dance classes in Melbourne, Australia. Biography of the founder. |
| Vuka Vuka: Website of the French band Vuka Vuka who plays traditional Manding music. Lots of video material on concerts and rehearsals. |
| Yankadi: Site about Djembe and hand drumming with tips and instructions for buying, tuning, and playing. |
| Yelemba d'Abidjan: Official site of the percussion and dance group Yelemba from Abidjan - Ivory Coast. With audio and video samples. |
| Yembe: Mandingo Percussion School in Switserland. RealAudio samples, Daniel Genton's study method (books and CDs), background information on some rhythms, the band Takosaba. |
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