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Significats de djembé en anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "jem"
Examples for "jem"
1
JEM pulled out this year accusing the government of attacking its positions.
2
The days were long, Jem was eleven, and the pattern was set:
3
JEM troops have clashed with the army throughout North and South Darfur.
4
JEM has long-term political ambitions that could be satisfied by a deal.
5
The army said JEM was on the move because of internal divisions.
1
Like the Pied Piper of Hamelin, De Jimbe lured curious onlookers to the steps of the National Concert Hall with loud rhythmic beating of drums.
Ús de djembé en anglès
1
John was on his way to travel around Europe with a djembe.
2
Barika tells Amelia about the djembe and gives her a drumming demonstration.
3
African djembe drums upon which the player sits replaced timpani.
4
Flash kissed his teeth and rapped out a sudden irritable tattoo on the djembe.
5
Highlights included djembe drumming and a raffle competition run by Pestana Chelsea Bridge Hotel and Spa.
6
It is made from wooden branches and white canvas with pictures of Jesus, candles, crosses and an African djembe drum.
7
Turn it into a djembe or conga and the different parts of the "skin" respond as you'd expect a real drum to.
8
When I was 16, I started playing the djembe, but as I began playing it, it sounded like I had been playing for years.
9
By the time he'd dismounted, the horse had become a djembe drum, and his outfit was a red dashiki, white jeans, and leather sandals.
10
Two rows of about 20 men and women between the ages of 24 and 50 harmonise backed by a djembe, a skin-covered drum.
11
Then, suddenly, African djembes began to dominate, as they do today.
12
We sent self-diagnosed rhythm-phobe Anthonie Tonnon to see the Ted X show and learn to jam on the Djembe with John and Lucie.