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Doumbeks |
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Doumbeks (doom-bek) are smaller goblet shaped drums from the Middle-East commonly used to accompany belly dancers. Click the above link or picture. | Djembes (jem-bay) are larger goblets shaped drums. They originate fron West Africa and are used in all kinds of tribal ceremonies. Click the above link or picture. | Bodhrans (pronounced bow-rawn, as in cow-brawn) are Irish frame drums. They are played with a stick called a tipper. The bodhran is featured in many traditional Irish recordings. Click the above link or picture. | Drums such as defs, tars, tongue drums, ashikos, talking drums, etc can be found here. Click the above link or picture. |
Greg Fisher
81 Turner Avenue, Cranston, RI 02920
greg@drumandwhistle.com
(401) 383-5348