Percussion Plus Talking Drum

Percussion Plus Talking DrumThe traditional African Talking Drum (sometimes known as a dun dun pronounced doon doon) is an hourglass shaped two headed drum whose twin heads are laced together with rope or leather. Normally held under the arm or hung over the shoulder the player hits the drum using a curved stick or mallet whilst squeezing the tension ropes to vary the tone to enable the drum to talk or produce tones that sound like words. The talking drum has a long history in

The Bodhran is a mid 19th century hand percussion instrument most commonly associated with traditional Irish music but is also now widely heard throughout Celtic folk music

For classroom use

Each Student Book focuses on a single instrument

Lightweight at only 2kg

The sound is clear and bright

2 x seed shakers

Kinsman Carry Bag

Plastic kokoriko

This Standard pack has top quality sound

The Pack includes 15 top quality

These models have 6" white synthetic skin that can be tightened by using the supplied key to adjust the hook tuners

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