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Dramane Koné
Dramane Kone (surname also spelled Koné; b. Ougadougou, Burkina Faso 1982) is a famous master drummer and griot from the west African nation of Burkina Faso who rose to prominence in 1997 via his appearance (studying balafon at age 4) in the award-winning Taali Laafi Rosselini epic (20 years in the making) documentary film ''Great Great Grandparents Music'' that featured vignettes of Dramane Kone's griot family life in west Africa. He specializes in the goblet-shaped hand drum called ''djembe''. He is a member of the Dioula ethnic group.
==Regional Origins==
Dramane Kone was born in the capital city of Ouagadougou, in central Burkina Faso. He began studying music at the age of three (his family says practically from birth), under Dougoutigui Kone, elder ''djembefola'' (master djembe player) of Ouagadougou. Kone was educated in the ancient drumming traditions of west Africa, and was initiated into the history and music of the Manding (also spelled Mandingue) people. His later musical education included private studies with a number of lesser-known village elders, masters and griots. In discussions with writers, Kone teaches that griots are the spokespeople of the kings and are the originators of what we now call music. He said in an interview in November, 2010, "The king would come tell the griots his messages intended for the king's subjects in the form of a story. 'When you finish playing your music, assemble the people to receive my message in the form of the story I am about to tell you,' the king might say," as Kone relates a griot family's mission. Kone asserts that griots are useful to communicate both the king's official messages in his language, and additional musical messages via local languages as conveyed by skilled drummers as is well known in west African and other Earthly traditions.
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