What are the basic rhythms of African tambourine?

Ten basic rhythms (B for bass and T for alto):

1 、|TBBB|BTBB|BBTB|BBBT|？

2、BTTT|TBTT|TTBT|TTTB|

3、BTTT|BBTT

4、BBTB|BTBB|

5、BTTB|BBBT

6、BTTT|BTBB|

7、BBBT|TBBB

8、BTTT|TBBB

9、BBBT|BTTT

10、BBTB|TBBB|

Extended data

African drum (Djembe) originated from West African tribes and belongs to the traditional musical instruments of indigenous peoples. Generally, it is hung around the neck, playing while walking, not playing on the ground. The most special thing is that this instrument must be struck by hand, which is also called the soul of African traditional music.

African tambourine not only plays the rhythm of daily life, but also conveys information. At this time, they give the rhythm a fixed signal to convey the specific meaning they want to express, so they already know what is happening in the village without leaving home, because the drums of African tambourines have conveyed the situation to everyone's mind.