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Abondan Rhythm of the Baoule People by zotoz73 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Abondan is a traditional rhythm from the Ivory Coast played to honor the King. It originated as music played when the King would ride on horseback and boys and girls would dance for him. After the dance, the King would give a speech. Today, Abondan is danced in a circle. The rhythm features call-and-response patterns and involves drums like the djembe.
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- zotoz73
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