Vacys Motuzas Prieš 1 sekundę Hearing all different culturess drum music is amazing ...

Stephen Doherty prieš 10 mėnesių (redaguota) Wait till we see a stadium of them drumming at the Olympics. Bet Every traditional musician in Japan will be playing something at the opening or closing ceremony. Even more practice time to be perfect. Might even match Beijing if not in scale

Zap Gun prieš 1 metus Somehow really fitting that the applause at the end sounds just like rain. Like the concert was a violent thunderstorm and now that it's over, all that energy rains down to the ground and comes to rest.

masonainsworth prieš 1 metus (redaguota) I haven't been this energized since I was 16 years old ! ! ! and I'm in my 63rd year ! ! ! I can easily imagine that Beethoven, Bach, Mozart, etc. were this energized when they artfully expressed the divine passion pouring from their own souls . . . different music, different cultures, but the same fierce passion for the divine aspect of life.

Isaax Thekid prieš 6 mėnesius I'm from the caribbean and even i fine this is so beautiful the melody ,the speed ,endurance power ,i could feel the spirits dancing this is just magnificent

avarice seven prieš 9 mėnesius I cant help but admire his back. Dem he was 45 during this performance and just look at how beautiful his back is. By creating such powerful music he's also shaping his body

Glitchin AintEasy prieš 1 metus I love that the solo parts of this song evoke modern "guitar solo" pieces of music. if you search for "hurrian hymn" you can find the oldest recorded song in history, from the middle east. it has that same "guitar solo" feeling in parts. it seems this is one of the basic integral parts of human music. regardless of your music knowledge or history or ethnicity, enjoy this music! it is the music of YOU, the people. everyone that is alive on this earth

Byron G prieš 1 metus I was listening to this as I was walking now I’m running like Naruto and jumping off rooftops and trees and making shadow clones.

ᛐᚱᛆᛌᚴᛆᚴ prieš 1 metus I don't care how many times I listen to this it never stops being an amazing musical piece, or simply astounding at their timing, and the drummers physical endurance.

Gregor Zavadlav prieš 2 metus I just realized this dude has been banging the drum almost the whole time with elbows above sholders and I cant keep my arms extended in the air for more than 5 min while holding something

Miami Cola prieš 1 metus Because of quarantine I have been hopping around YouTube looking at ancient instruments of different cultures from the bag pipes and bowed lyres to the djembe and tovshuur out of all the videos I have seen this one has to be my favorite