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| David
Thiaw crafts and imports African percussion instruments out of
traditional materials. All instruments are of unsurpassed craftsmanship. Here is a short list: |
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| Djembe The most popular drum in West Africa and soon, the world. Its goblet shape gives the drum a powerful and versatile voice. Solid Mahogany |
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| Lammb Called the "wise drum" because of its low voice, this drum is unique to Senegal. Mahogany, average weight 20-25 lbs. |
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| Sabar Provides a playful complement to the patterns established by the Lammb. |
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| Balafon Is the ancestor of all xylophones. The balafon uses mahogany slats for keys and gourds as resonators, all mounted on a bamboo frame. Comes with sap-tipped mallets. Mahogany slats 12 20 gourd resonators 40 inches long |
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| Shekere A gourd with a beaded skirt is a vibrant accompaniment to drumming and song. 7 10 inch gourds, glass beaded |
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| Talking Drum Called the butterfly of the Sabar drum family, the talking drum can be used as an extension to human speech. This drum is highly popular because its melodic versatility. This hourglass-shaped drum is played under the arm with hand and stick. (Priced by quality of sound) |
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| Djun Djun Bass Drum Hollowed Mahogany |
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To Order or Request Pricing & Additional Information: David
Thiaw All prices will be in Canadian Dollars + GST (5% tax) and shipping are extra. |
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