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Chuck Cogliandro
Kumandi Drums
P.O. Box 003
Decatur  GA  30031-0003
(404) 577-6842
Style of drumming..djembe, ashiko, dununba, conga, drumset
Individual Fees....$30/hour...Group Fees:..$15/class, $30/month, $35/month
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Ibrahima Dioubate
Djembe Drum 
Saturdays 1:30 – 3:00pm
Earthshaking Music
543 Stokeswood Ave. 
Atlanta, GA 30316
For directions call 404-577-0707

Cost: $15 per/class   $50 per/month 
For information call 404-449-6964 
Ibrahima has drummed since the age of 5. Born in Guinea West Africa in the city of Conakry, Ibrahima was born into a Griot family. Griots’ are considered guardians of the West African musical and cultural heritage. Ibrahima received his instruction from Yamousa “Yahdi” Camara, Aboubacar Fatou Abou Camara and Mohamed Kemoko Sano. Ibrahima is from the Malinke [Mandingo] ethnic group and brings extensive knowledge of traditional rhythms and songs from Guinea, Mali, Gambia and other areas of West Africa. He plays djembe, dunun, kenkeni, sangba, kirin, balon, balafone, bote, gongoma.



 

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