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These are traditional professional talking drum popularly known as "Omele Bata", the Yoruba native name. It has a unique sound that cannot be produced by any other type of drum. A necessity in any festivity occasion.The Omele Bata is a traditional African drum that originates from Nigeria. It is a double-headed drum, with one larger head and one smaller head, and is played with both hands. The drum is made from wood and is typically covered in goat or cow skin.
The Omele Bata is often used in traditional African music and is a key instrument in many cultural ceremonies and celebrations. It is known for its deep, resonant sound and is often played in ensembles with other drums and percussion instruments.
To play the Omele Bata, the drummer strikes the larger head with the dominant hand while using the other hand to play the smaller head. The drum can produce a range of different tones and rhythms, depending on the technique used by the drummer.
Overall, the Omele Bata is a beautiful and powerful instrument that plays an important role in the rich cultural heritage of Africa.
The Omele Bata is often used in traditional African music and is a key instrument in many cultural ceremonies and celebrations. It is known for its deep, resonant sound and is often played in ensembles with other drums and percussion instruments.
To play the Omele Bata, the drummer strikes the larger head with the dominant hand while using the other hand to play the smaller head. The drum can produce a range of different tones and rhythms, depending on the technique used by the drummer.
Overall, the Omele Bata is a beautiful and powerful instrument that plays an important role in the rich cultural heritage of Africa.
Specifications
Key Features
- Standard Size
- Hand made
- Unique Sound
- Comes with Beaters
- Sturdy Beater
What’s in the box
Djembe Drim
Specifications
- SKU: GE779MI613NR8NAFAMZ
- Product Line: Walrons
- Model: African Hand Drum
- Production Country: Nigeria
- Weight (kg): 2
- Color: Multicolor
- Main Material: Wood,leather
- Shop Type: Jumia Mall
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