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Sherekea Usafari: Celebrate the Journey (3-5 Octaves)
Product No. 41208 Product No. CGB514New product
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Title: Sherekea Usafari (Celebrate the Journey)
Arranged By: Cathy Moklebust
Octaves: 3-5 w/ percussion
Level: 4
Season: General
The upbeat and rhythmic African flavor of this original composition will delight both ringers and listeners. The percussion instruments needed are djembe, 2 smaller African drums, shekere, and an African bell. However, congas, bongos, maracas, and cowbell may be substituted if necessary. Techniques included are malleted bells on the table, mallet lift, martellato, martellato lift, and shaking. ""Sherekea usafari"" means ""celebrate the journey"" in the Swahili language.
Arranged By: Cathy Moklebust
Octaves: 3-5 w/ percussion
Level: 4
Season: General
The upbeat and rhythmic African flavor of this original composition will delight both ringers and listeners. The percussion instruments needed are djembe, 2 smaller African drums, shekere, and an African bell. However, congas, bongos, maracas, and cowbell may be substituted if necessary. Techniques included are malleted bells on the table, mallet lift, martellato, martellato lift, and shaking. ""Sherekea usafari"" means ""celebrate the journey"" in the Swahili language.