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Koredjouka, djembe solo
07:21
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Madan, djembe solo
04:02
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Sandia, djembe solo
05:23
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Sandia, dounoumba solo
03:27
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Sigandi, djembe solo
06:35
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Sigandi, dounoumba solo
02:01
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Woloso, 1st djembe solo
03:00
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Woloso, 2nd djembe solo
03:25
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Abdoul Doumbia Boulder, Colorado
Abdoul Doumbia was raised near the ancient city of Segou in Mali.
He completed a 16
year apprenticeship and became a celebrated performer in Mali before immigrating to the United States to accept a position at Brown University. He now lives in Boulder, CO.
Abdoul is known for his mastery of Malian percussion and is a respected source of information regarding Mali's rich culture and history.
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