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Burru

Burru is a unique style of drumming used in Jamaican music.

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History, origin and meanings of the term

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Description of the rhythm and of the types of drums

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How and by who Burru is used

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Description of the rhythm and of the types of drums

History, origin and meanings of the term

How and by who Burru is used

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Burru

Nodes25
Edges24
Triples32
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.08
Components1

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Burru

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related to history · 15
Burru → Aburukuwa, African Twi, Akan, Ashanti, British, Caribbean, Coromantee, For, Gold Coast, Jamaica, Jamaican, The, This, Twi, West Africa
related to Description of the rhythm and of the types of drums · 9
Burru → African-rooted, Afro-American, All, Bass, Fundeh, Occasionally, Repeater, They, Three
related to How and by who Burru is used · 6
Burru → Bob Marley, Count Ossie, However, It, This, West Africa
is a · 1
Burru → unique style of drumming used in Jamaican music

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used drums drumming style music rhythm term jamaican drum would also types fundeh one another pattern call response first three

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Burruis aunique style of drumming used in Jamaican music0.90text
Bob Marleyinstance ofand used by artists0.80text
Burrurelated to Description of the rhythm and of the types of drumsAfrican-rooted0.60section
Burrurelated to Description of the rhythm and of the types of drumsAfro-American0.60section
Burrurelated to Description of the rhythm and of the types of drumsThree0.60section
Burrurelated to Description of the rhythm and of the types of drumsBass0.60section
Burrurelated to Description of the rhythm and of the types of drumsFundeh0.60section
Burrurelated to Description of the rhythm and of the types of drumsRepeater0.60section
Burrurelated to Description of the rhythm and of the types of drumsAll0.60section
Burrurelated to Description of the rhythm and of the types of drumsOccasionally0.60section
Burrurelated to Description of the rhythm and of the types of drumsThey0.60section
Burrurelated to historyThis0.60section

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