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Sidibé, Séga :
Séga kan do. Rythmes du Mali / Rhythmes from Mali.
Apprentissage facile du solfège rythmique / A simple approach to rythmic solfege.
Réalisé et publié par Cyril Piquet, 2010. 137 p. CD & DVD
ISBN 978-2-74661-384-3

TABLE DES MATIÈRES / CONTENTS

Première partie / Part One : Présentation

Introduction 3
1. Avant-propos / Preface 5
2. Le but de la méthode / The objectives of the method 7
3. Méthode : mode d’emploi / The method : how to use it
    a. Le DVD de travail / The training DVD 9
    b. Le CD audio / The audio CD 10
    c. Le livret / The book 11
4. Le lettrage / The letter code 12
5. Le Mali / The Mali
    a. Son histoire / Its history 13
    b. Sa population / Its population 15
6. Séga Sidibé 16
7. Les instruments / The instruments
    a. Le djembé / The djembe 19
    b. Le dounoun / The dunun 20
8. Les différents sons / The different sounds
    a. Le djembé / The djembe
     1. Les notes / The notes 21
     2. Les demi-notes / The demi-notes 24
     3. Le claqué moderne / The modern slap 26
     4. Pourquoi ca changement dans la manière 
         de jouer le claqué ? /
         Why this change in the way of playing the slap ? 26
    b. Le dounoun / The dunun 27

Deuxième partie / Part Two : Solfège rythmique / Rhythmic Solfege

1. Théorie : Définitions conventionnelles / Theory : Standard definitions 31

2. Lecture personnelle du solfège rythmique / A personal approach to rhythmic solfege 
a. La cadence / The cadence 32
b. Le binaire et le ternaire / The binary and the ternary 33
    1. La famille binaire / The binary family33
    2. La famille ternaire / The ternary family 34
    3. Exercices 35
c. La gestuelle/ The hand movemen
    1. Le mouvement / The strokes 36
    2. Exercices 36

3. L’écriture de la musique / Notating of the music
a. La portée / The staff 39
b. Les figures de notes / The shapes of the notes 39
c, Les figures du silence / The rests (silences) 40
d. Le point / The dot 40
e. La mesure / The measure 41
f. La signature rythmique / The time signature 42

4. Les differents symboles utilisés / The different symbols used
a. Les symboles / The symbols
    1. Les notes du djembé / The notes of the djembe 44
    2. Les notes du sangban / The notes of the sangban 44
b. Exercices
    1. Exemples avec un débit binaire / 
        Examples with a binary debit 45
    2. Exemples avec un débit ternaire / 
        Examples with a ternary debit 47
c. Les silences / The rests
    1. Le soupir / The quarter-note rest 49
    2. Le quart de soupir / The sixteenth note rest 50
    3. Exercices 51
d. Les autres symboles utilisés dans les partitions / 
    The other symbols used in the patterns
    1. La gestuelle / The strokes 53
    2. Le fla / The fla 53
    3. La répétition / The Repeat signs 53
    4. Le roulement / The roll 54
    5. L’appel / The call 54
    6. Le démarrage / The starting point 54
    7. Les annotations / The annotations 54

5. La transmission orale / Oral transmission 55

6. Le sentiment / The sentiment
a.  Les trois families de rythmes /
     The three families of rhythms
      1. Les limites des modèles binaire et ternaire /
          The limits of the binary and ternary models 56
      2. Les rythmes détaillés dans la méthode /
           The rhythms treated in the method 57
b. Le sentiment dans la famille de Dansa /
     The sentiment in the family of Dansa 58
c. Le sentiment dans la famille de Suku /
     The sentiment in the family of Suku 59
d.  Le sentiment dans la famille de Demba foly /
      The sentiment in the family of Demba foly 60
     1. Le sentiment de Demba foly / 
        The sentiment of Demba foly 60
     2. Le sentiment de Sunu et N’grimba / 
         The sentiments of Sunu and N’grimba 61

Troisième partie / Part Three : Partitions / Patterns

Dansa 67
Soli-Dansa 71
Madan 75
Suku 81
Mendiani 85
Garanké foly 91
Demba foly 95
Sunu 101
N’grimba 107

Annexes

Glossaire / Glossary 113

Sources / Synthesis :
– Discographie / Discography 119
– Bibliographie / Bibliography 124
– Filmographie / Filmography 125
– Webographie / Webography 126

Table des matièes / Table of contents 131
Contenu du CD / CD contents 137

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