9 results for "Hudak Talking Drum Udkka" between $0 and $56

7 1/2" x 8 1/2", Wooden two-headed "talking" drum. Heads held in place by cords. Held under the arm, squeeze the cords to make the drum talk. Great rhythm instrument, when pressure is applied to the tension ropes the pitch will change. Color and decorations may vary.

worldmusicalinstruments.com

$31

thedrumworks.com

$40

An Hourglass drum from South India which is very similar to the Idakka but has a snare stretched over one head and is played with the hand instead of with a stick. The pitch can be changed by squeezing the cords connecting the heads. It is similar in principle to the African talking drums. (Also Udaku, Udukku, Udukkai, Huruk, Hurki, Hurko)

Hudak. Origin Country: India. 8 lbs. Made by Mid-East. Deluxe wooden two-headed "talking" drum with beater. Heads held in place by cords. Held under the arm, squeeze the cords to make the drum talk. Great Whaaa-Whaa sounds. 16 inch long, outside diameter of drum is 6 inches, playing surface around 5.5 inches, total diameter of head 8 inches

Description: Deluxe wooden two-headed &#34talking" drum. Heads held in place by cords. Held under the arm, squeeze the cords to make the drum talk. Great Whaaa-Whaa sounds. 16 inch long, outside diameter of drum is 6 inches, playing surface around 5.5 inches, total diameter of head 8 inches

Deluxe wooden two-headed "talking" drum with beater. Heads held in place by cords. Held under the arm, squeeze the cords to make the drum talk. Great Whaaa-Whaa sounds. 16 inch long, outside diameter of drum is 6 inches, playing surface around 5.5 inches, total diameter of head 8 inches