Square drum to play with drumstick.
Goatskin.
Mixed patch of skin with hair on one side and without hair on the other.
Dimensions: 40 x 40 x 7 cm.
With tensioners integrated into the frame.
Made in Spain by Victor Barral.
IMPORTANT: Being a completely handmade instrument, the craftsman can make slight modifications, which will generally involve improvements, which may make the photos slightly different from the current ones.
If you play it with the drumstick on the side that has hair, they sound less harmonic (more defined sound), but the sound with the hand on the other side is still sharp.
If you are going to play the following video on a mobile phone, it is preferable that you do it with headphones.
Shaker made of plastic and natural skin. They can produce different patterns and pitch can be controlled by pressing harder or lighter on their skin surface. Usually played together to create a talking effect, they can be used for call and answer patterns in addition to standard shaker parts
Macrame lattice with seeds or wooden beads enclosing a hollow gourd, 2 models, different sizes. Used by many percussion ensembles in Ghana, Cameroon, Nigeria etc. to energize their rhythms. A sound range from murmur to the roaring sea.
The tambourine or oceanic drum is a tambourine with a skin patch on both sides that, inside, has metallic balls that, when rolling at a slight inclination, simulate the sound of the waves of the sea. Depending on the incline, it sounds more or less smooth.
It is used as a sound effect in music therapy, sound baths or to create an atmosphere in any musical creation.
Diameter: 40cms.
Frame width: 7cm approx.
The decorative tape may be different from the photo.
They produce a greatly pure sound and were traditionally used to signal the beginning and end of meditation as well as Buddhist ceremonies. They are made in bronze with different mantras and sacred Tibetan texts engraved.
The origins of singing bowls can be traced back to the shamanic Bon religion, which precedes Buddhism in Tibet by centuries. They were traditionally used in temples for healing and meditation practices. Their composition is an alloy of “the seven planetary metals”: gold, silver, mercury, copper, iron, tin, and antimony. Includes wooden mallet.
