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Membranophone - Goblet Drum

Purchased in Jerusalem, 1999

From
Graciela's Notes
Goblet drums get their name
from their shape. Sometimes they are also called
Tabla. The "goblet" is made of pottery, wood or even
a light metal. They come in various sizes. Some are
colorfully decorated and some are just plain, but,
however you see them they are very popular in the
Arab Countries. The drum is struck in the center and
on the edges of the skin with both hands. Used to
accompany singers and dancers of traditional music.
I bought the drum in the Souk in Jerusalem during a
pilgrimage to the Holy Land in October 1999.
For
more information email: fabrm@lake.ollusa.edu
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