Monday, October 1, 2018
30/ Israeli Song With Frame Drum
Three weeks ago I'd never heard of a frame drum, but now I own one. Because of nerve damage in both hands (separate injuries) I'll never play really well. But I'm so drawn to it that I used Amazon points to order a daf (a larger drum with rings suspended on the inside) from Turkey. YouTube is my patient teacher.
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You're such an inspiration, Susan.
ReplyDeleteHow is this different from an Irish Bodhrán?
ReplyDeleteThey look similar, but the bodhrans I've seen are somewhat smaller, have a piece of wood running diagonally across the back (and are held with this, I think), and are usually played with various sticks or mallets.
DeleteI think the whole gamut of frame drums is rooted in ancient times. Within tribes, they were traditionally designated as women's drums.
Wonderful.
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