Middle Eastern Pro Solo Darbuka Darabuka Cast Aluminum Handmade Incl. Accessory

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Middle Eastern Pro Solo Darbuka Darabuka Cast Aluminum Handmade Incl. Accessory
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Fantastic backgammon game
Oriental handmade professional belly dance darbuka
Instruments similar to the darbuka, of various shapes and sizes, were used by civilizations in Anatolia, Mesopotamia, and Central Asia in ancient times. In later periods these changed and developed, but continued to be used in the same areas. The instrument is known by different names at different times and in different places. These include: dümbek, dümbelek, deplek, deblek, dönbek, tömbek, darbeki and debulak. This percussion instrument was originally made with baked pulp, although this increasingly gave way to such materials as copper, aluminum, various metal compounds, plasters, wood and glass fibers of the porcelai. Generally speaking, the darbuka resembles a pipe with a narrow end and one wide and was formerly covered in leather, although synthetic materials are now preferred. The skin is passed over a band and the instrument is tuned by expanding the skin with screws. The body bears different forms of decoration, and these change from region to region
Item Features:
The surface is provided with several special pattern foil piece by piece (similar to marquetry) because the whole boiler is coated 3 times with clear varnish so the pattern is fully protected and the walls are also reinforced.
Material cast aluminum
Cup height: 44.5 cm.
Fur d
diameter: 22 cm (playing surface)
8 screws for exact tuning
Weight approx. 3 kg.
Scope of delivery:
1 – Professional cast aluminum Darbuka
1- spare head
1- carrying bag
1 – tuning key
Instruments similar to the darbuka, of various shapes and sizes, were used by civilizations in Anatolia, Mesopotamia, and Central Asia in ancient times. In later periods these changed and developed, but continued to be used in the same areas. The instrument is known by different names at different times and in different places. These include: dümbek, dümbelek, deplek, deblek, dönbek, tömbek, darbeki and debulak. This percussion instrument was originally made with baked pulp, although this increasingly gave way to such materials as copper, aluminum, various metal compounds, plasters, wood and glass fibers of the porcelai. Generally speaking, the darbuka resembles a pipe with a narrow end and one wide and was formerly covered in leather, although synthetic materials are now
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Durchmesser
44 cm.
Material
Aluminium
Herstellernummer
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Lieferumfang
Tragetasche
Lieferumfang
Ersatzfell
Lieferumfang
Schlüssel
Produktart
Darbuka