Doumbek Djembe
Doumbek Djembe
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 Antique MIddle East Islamic Egyptian Hand Made Brass Doumbek Djembe Drum Frame  US $1,264.24
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 REMO DJEMBE KEY TUNED 14X25 DOUMBEK DRUM NEW US $279.00
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 PRO AFRICAN DIAMOND DJEMBE DOUMBEK DRUM 14 HEAD US $279.00
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 REMO DJEMBE AFRICAN DESIGN 14 DOUMBEK DRUM NEW US $279.00
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 REMO DJEMBE Adinkra 12 X 24 DOUMBEK DRUM NEW US $269.00
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 NEW TYCOON PERCUSSION PRO QUALITY AFRICAN DJEMBE DOUMBEK DRUM 13 HEAD US $269.00
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 REMO DJEMBE KEY TUNED 12 X 24 DOUMBEK DRUM NEW US $269.00
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 REMO DJEMBE African Mask 12 X 24 DOUMBEK DRUM NEW US $269.00
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 REMO DJEMBE Fossil 12 X 24 DOUMBEK DRUM NEW US $269.00
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 AFRICAN DJEMBE DRUM DOUMBEK BEGINNER LEARN 13 HEAD US $259.99
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 REMO DJEMBE ADINKRA DESIGN 14 DOUMBEK DRUM NEW US $259.99
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 DJEMBE DRUM DOUMBEK AFRICAN STYLE HAND DRUMS US $254.25
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 DJEMBE DRUM DOUMBEK AFRICAN STYLE DARK CARVED US $254.25
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 HORIZON CAJON SNARE DRUM DJEMBE DOUMBEK PERCUSSION US $249.99
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 TYCOON PERCUSSION PRO QUALITY ARTIST SERIES HAND PAINTED RED DJEMBE DOUMBEK DRUM US $245.00
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 TYCOON PERCUSSION QUALITY ARTIST SERIES HAND PAINTED BROWN DJEMBE DOUMBEK DRUM US $245.00
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 TYCOON PERCUSSION QUALITY ARTIST SERIES HAND PAINTED RETRO DJEMBE DOUMBEK DRUM US $245.00
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 Remo Doumbek Ergo Crystal 9 Drum Djembe African US $242.55
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 AFRICAN DJEMBE DRUM DOUMBEK BEGINNER LEARN 12 HEAD US $224.00
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 22 DJEMBE DRUM HAND CARVED AFRICAN STYLE Doumbek US $216.75
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 NEW LARGE AFRICAN STYLE HAND CARVED DJEMBE DRUM DOUMBEK US $216.75
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 PRO AFRICAN BLACK DJEMBE DOUMBEK DRUM 10 HEAD BAG US $209.00
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 MAHOGANY TRIBAL AFRICAN DJEMBE DOUMBEK DRUM w 12 HEAD US $209.00
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 NEW TYCOON PERCUSSION PRO QUALITY ARTIST SERIES BLUE GLOSS DJEMBE DOUMBEK DRUM US $208.00
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 NEW TYCOON PERCUSSION PRO QUALITY ARTIST SERIES RED GLOSS DJEMBE DOUMBEK DRUM US $208.00
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 NEW TYCOON PERCUSSION QUALITY ARTIST SERIES NATURAL WOOD DJEMBE DOUMBEK DRUM US $208.00
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African Drums That You Can't Stop Thumping!
The rhythm of African drums truly gets to you "you can not ignore it: it can get your toes tapping and you are feeling drawn in by the catchy, resonating beat and special sound of these ancient instruments that have endured for many years and are still sought-after internationally. Their influence has spread to several nations, most noticeably the Caribbean, the West Indies and Latin America.
Maybe one of the reasons they are so popular is that they don't require you to be able to read music or have great musical talent: if you've a sense of rhythm you can like playing these drums for hours. In spite of their primitive simplicity: they are so basic; goblet formed, made sometimes of hardwood with goatskin stretched OTT; they have got an enduring appeal and are played widely even today.
There are several corporations which specialize in the creation and distribution of these fantastic instruments and you will have absolutely no issues in finding a source for them. Among the leading brands are Remo, Tiger, Kambala, Toca and Meinl. Some African drums are now made in artificial materials, but if you can get your hands on an authentic drum, made in Africa, even though it is reasonably old, don't hesitate to get it, as you'll have a treasure in your possession.
Go to virtually any African town and you are probably going to hear someone playing African drums, typically with an audience of one or two kids gathered around, with some listening and others dancing coolly to the powerful rhythm. There are legitimate videos posted on You Tube, showing just such scenes. You'll hear them being played in bars in Jamaica or in cities and villages in Nicaragua or Brazil. Once you have the drum in your possession, it is prepared to be played and the more that you play it, the more at ease you will be with the instrument. Play a bit of suitable music on a CD and accompany the music with the drum. You'll find inexhaustible techniques of effortless entertainment for some time.
The best known African drums are the Djembe Drum, djun djun, bougarabou, gadzo, conga and kpanlogo but there are others and they have all played an important role in African culture and faith for decades. They're used at marriages, funerals, to celebrate births, in ritual dances, at the installation of chiefs and in many ceremonies. To Africans they are an essential part of life and an irreplaceable accompaniment in the assorted events linked with African culture. Try the many sites dedicated to these drums and consider purchasing one or two for yourself: you will own history and be linked to the oldest traditions in the world.
Claudia Kasen favours the sound of African music especially the Doumbek Drum. View her wide selection of pretty genuine African drums at her website through the link provided.
HDpercussion （Darbuka Doumbek djembe).mp4