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I always wanted to play the xylophone, marimba and vibraphone as a child... but that didn't happen.
While in elementary school, I joined an afterschool music program and started learning those small xylophones. The next time that I experimented with music was when I played French Horn in the school orchestra during fifth and sixth grades. In college, I started playing beats on drums for the "African dance" classes. When I got back to Philadelphia, I wound up happening upon an African dance and drumming class by mistake.
In the end of this, I wound up playing for dance classes in Philadelphia and New Jersey and dance performances as well. I learned to play the djembe, djunjun, kotero, sonba and kinkine from Hodari Banks of Oakland, California. He came to Philadelphia via Washington, D.C. having been a member of Konkoran there, and Jaasu in Philadelphia. His initial training was under Zakkariyah Kufh, a director of the National Dance Company of Senegal for 14 years. While learning under Hodari while he was the co-director of
TheBlackWiner.com: Exposing and Introducing African Americans [and others] to wines,
without the flair, stuffiness, and airs