Beledi (inverted)

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Definition

Beledi (inverted) is a 4 beats 1 bar world rhythm from the Middle East.

Notation

The rhythm is usually notated in 4\4, and typically performed on darabuka.

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Notes

See also: beledi (straight)

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Categories: Collection Alper Kekeç | World rhythm | Middle-Eastern music

Facts about Beledi (inverted)RDF feed

Belongs to type	World rhythm +
Notated in time signature	4\4 +
Number of bars	1 +
Number of beats	4 +
Origin from place	Middle East +
Performed on	Darabuka +

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