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Hand drum

A hand drum is any type of drum that is typically played with the bare hand rather than a stick, mallet, hammer, or other type of beater.

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Hand drum

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Triples116
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Africa · 43
Hand drum → Adamo, African, Another, Ashiko, Ashikos, Bata, Bata Drum Category, Bougarabou, Brazil, Conga, Cuba, Depending, Djembe, Dun-dun, Dundun, Dundun Songba, Gangan, Guinea, Ifa, Ijin
related to External links · 23
Hand drum → Africa, Archived, Asia, Deprecated, Doumbek PageStructure, East Europe Archived, EventsNay-Nava, ForumDifferent Dafs Archived, Goblet, Hand Drumming Workshops, Himalayas, Infos, Museum, New Guinea, North Africa, Persian, Spiritual Frame Drum Archived, Tonbak Archived, Wayback MachineDaf, Wayback MachineDifferent Names
related to Far East and India · 23
Hand drum → Carnatic, Daŭla, Dhōlki, Gáta Béra, India, Indian, Japanese, Kabuki, Kanjiras, Klong, Noh, One, Raban, Răbāna, Shinto-Buddhist, Sri Lanka, Sri Lankan, Tabla, Thai, The
related to Latin percussion · 14
Hand drum → Afro-Peruvian, Caribbean, Ceará, Congas, Dominican Republic, Latin American, Pernambuco, Peru, Puerto Rico, South American, The, The Ilu, The Tambora, There

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drum used drums hand music yoruba played dundun goblet popular frame types african ashiko common skin category spiritual djembe africa

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a two-sided drum played with both a stickinstance ofand popular music0.80text
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is essential to the merengue dance of Dominican Republic.The pandero or plenerainstance ofand popular music0.80text

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