‘Knot-working’ of traditional music across the globe: A case study of African drumming in Ioujima Island, Japan by Satoru Nishimura

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El circuito trasatlántico de la danza y la percusión guineana: Performance cultural y apropiaciones en Tijuana, México. by Igael González Sánchez

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Kulturelle Diversität in der empirischen Rhythmusforschung. Drei Analysen eines Audio-Korpus von Percussion-Ensemblemusik aus Mali by Rainer Polak, Nori Jacoby, Justin London

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Haram, masala og brede fælge - En komparativ analyse af journalistiske fortællinger om minoriteters identitet by David Jacobsen Turner

“…In recent years, two niche magazines have created forums for highly original narratives about the identity of ethnic minorities in Denmark: The culture magazine “Djembe” and Mads Brügger’s immigrant lifestyle magazine “Döner Magazine”. …”
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EKSISTENSI GRUP KUA ETNIKA DALAM KONTEKS MULTIKULTURALISME by Satmoko Purbo Lukito

“…Alat musik yang digunakan meliputi gitar elektrik, bass elektrik, keyboard, drum, talempong, bonang, reong, saron, pamade, gordang, djembe dan perkusi dari berbagai daerah. Komposisi serta aransemen yang dimainkan melibatkan gaya musik dari berbagai etnis, seperti Jawa, Sunda, Bali, Kalimantan, Sumatra, Cina, bahkan Africa. …”
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Haram, masala og brede fælge - En komparativ analyse af journalistiske fortællinger om minoriteters identitet by David Jacobsen Turner

“…In recent years, two niche magazines have created forums for highly original narratives about the identity of ethnic minorities in Denmark: The culture magazine “Djembe” and Mads Brügger’s immigrant lifestyle magazine “Döner Magazine”. …”
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An Auto-Ethnography of Engagement Through Dance by Claire Vionnet

“…Drawing on an applied anthropological project using djembe dances for better social cohesion, the second part of the paper shows one possible engagement with society through dance practice. …”
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African Wisdom Traditions and Healing Practices: Performing the Embodied, Contemplative, and Group-based Elements of African Cosmology, Orality, and Arts Modalities by Lucy Draper-Clarke, Caryn Green

“…This article presents a definition, brief history, and the performed elements of five healing practices: Umphahlo, Umgidi Wokulingisa, Isicathamiya, Iintsomi, and Djembe drumming.…”
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Making Possible the impossible: performative ideas and solutions in some Iannis Xenakis' percussion works by Leonardo Labrada, Fernando Chaib, Charles Augusto Braga Leandro

“…In Okho, we demonstrate the dynamic process of searching for timbres on the djembé, observing the tension of what was called ‘transplanting’ compositional material from a piece written to be played with drumsticks (Rebonds) to one played with bare hands. …”
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Impact of Source Panning on a Global Metronome in Rhythmic Networked Music Performance by Robert Hupke, Andrea Genovese, Sripathi Sridhar, Agnieszka Roginska, Juergen Peissig

“…An experiment was conducted to evaluate the objective musical outcome and the subjective impressions of using these elements, applied to several pairs of Djembe percussion duets, under different tempo and latency conditions. …”
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Percussion hemoglobinuria - a novel term for hand trauma-induced mechanical hemolysis: a case report by Hariharan Sundaram, Hari Parameswaran N, Cohen Eric P, Bresnahan Barbara A, Vasudev Monica, Vasudev Brahm S

“…</p> <p>Case presentation</p> <p>A 24-year-old Caucasian man presented with reddish brown discoloration of his urine after playing the djembe drum. Urine examination after a rigorous practice session revealed blood on the dipstick, and 0 to 2 red blood cells per high power field microscopically. …”
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