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Tupan or Davul Drum, 16 inch, Rope Tuned Tupan, also known as Daouli, Davul, Dawul, and Tabl Baladi, is a two-headed drum. This version is rope tuned. Includes beaters.   By ordering through this button I agree to Lark In The Morning's Terms for all orders. If you are ordering more than one item you may be able to save on shipping costs by calling your order in to 707 964 5569.
Tupan or Davul Drum, 20 inch. Rope Tuned Tupan, also known as Daouli, Davul, Dawul, and Tabl Baladi, is a two-headed drum. This version is rope tuned. Includes beaters.  By ordering through this button I agree to Lark In The Morning's Terms for all orders. If you are ordering more than one item you may be able to save on shipping costs by calling your order in to 707 964 5569.
Tupan or Davul Drum, 26 inch, Rope Tuned Two large natural skin heads stretched over a light-weight plywood body, gives this 8 1/4 pound tupan a deep booming voice. On this version of the drum there is no shoulder strap provided. The edges of the heads are rolled and sewn, and then attached to the frame by cording stitched back and forth from head to head. The drum can be tuned by adjusting the leather tabs over the cords. Similar large double-headed frame drums (also known as Daouli, Davul, Dawul, and Tabl Baladi) have been used in ceremonies, festivals, and in wars throughout the Middle East for centuries; such tupans accompanied Alexander the Great s armies as the marched from Macedonia east to the Indus River. Today they are common in Bulganian folk music, where they are known as Tupan. In Turkey they are called davul or tabl baladi. This instrument is most often an accompnaying instument used to mark the rhythm, but it can be played solo as well. The two heads of the drum are played with two beaters. The dominate hand plays the accented beats with the larger thicker beater, called a tokmak. The end of the tokmak may be rapped in cloth to create a muted sound. The other hand holds the thinner switch and plays rapid rhythms. An accomplished drummer will get various sounds from different parts of the two heads, as well as rapping the wooden body. This Tupan has a 26 inch diameter and an 18 inch deep frame body, and comes with two beaters.  By ordering through this button I agree to Lark In The Morning's Terms for all orders. If you are ordering more than one item you may be able to save on shipping costs by calling your order in to 707 964 5569.
Gadulka A beautiful instrument, the Masterclass Gadulka is handcrafted from solid wood by Bulgarian artisans. Made one by one, these detailed, precisely carved traditional bowed Gadulkas offers three playing strings, 10 sympathetic strings, non-slip friction tuning pegs, suspended saddle, set soundpost, handcrafted bow with black horsehair, custom forged tuning wrench, and a formfitting hardcase. Sound Sample STR138 $720.00  By ordering through this button I agree to Lark In The Morning's Terms for all orders. If you are ordering more than one item you may be able to save on shipping costs by calling your order in to 707 964 5569.
Tupan Drum, 26 inches, Bolt Tuned Two large natural skin heads stretched over a light-weight plywood body, gives this 8 1/4 pound tupan a deep booming voice. This version is bolt tuned with shoulder strap. Similar large double-headed frame drums (also known as Daouli, Davul, Dawul, and Tabl Baladi) have been used in ceremonies, festivals, and in wars throughout the Middle East for centuries; such tupans accompanied Alexander the Great's armies as the marched from Macedonia east to the Indus River. Today they are common in Bulganian folk music, where they are known as Tupan. In Turkey they are called davul or tabl baladi. This instrument is most often an accompanying instrument used to mark the rhythm, but it can be played solo as well. The two heads of the drum are played with two beaters. The dominate hand plays the accented beats with the larger thicker beater, called a tokmak. The end of the tokmak may be rapped in cloth to create a muted sound. The other hand holds the thinner switch and plays rapid rhythms. An accomplished drummer will get various sounds from different parts of the two heads, as well as rapping the wooden body. This Tupan has a 26 inch diameter and an 18 inch deep frame body, and comes with a tuning tool and beaters.  By ordering through this button I agree to Lark In The Morning's Terms for all orders. If you are ordering more than one item you may be able to save on shipping costs by calling your order in to 707 964 5569.
Small Dvoyanka In E Relative pitch E, may play anywhere between E and F depending on breath pressure. Made of wood, 6 holes, 9 1/4 inches in overall length, with twin air chambers for melody and drone. 1 side plays 2 octaves major scale in F and fingers much the same as a pennywhistle. The other side plays a drone sounding at the second scale degree. win089.mp3 WIN089 $65.00  By ordering through this button I agree to Lark In The Morning's Terms for all orders. If you are ordering more than one item you may be able to save on shipping costs by calling your order in to 707 964 5569.
Best Model Large Zurna Commonly known as a primitive oboe of the Middle East, the Zurna is perfect for belly dance, festivals, parades, or any music that calls for a loud reed instrument. Funnel shaped with 7 big fingerholes on top, plus a couple smaller tone holes. 14 inches in overall length, with a bell diameter of 3 7/8 inches. A handcrafted instrument, pitch is relative, although usually playing in G or A. Sound Sample WIN099 $154.95  By ordering through this button I agree to Lark In The Morning's Terms for all orders. If you are ordering more than one item you may be able to save on shipping costs by calling your order in to 707 964 5569.
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