484 results for "African drums" between $5.00 and $250.00

Release Date: 2009-11-11, Audio CD, Legacy International

This step-by-step audio course teaches how easy it is to play the most popular rhythms and percussion styles of Africa and Latin America. Drum along with each composition, learning as you go. Includes study guide with tablatures.

African art and drums. This beautifully crafted drum is made in the famous Djembe style from Senegal. It is wood, with a leather head, and leather laces which are used to adjust the pitch.

The perfect tool for pulling slack from vertical rope. A unique design that is growing in popularity due to its wooden handle. It absorbs more of the stress and impact than a metal handle. Large Picture.

Djembe & Bongo Drums - The drums are made of Tweneboa wood, which is a kind of Cedar wood and a favorite wood of drum makers because of its durability and attractive finish. The wood is named after a skilled master drummer, Tweneboa Kodua, who during his lifetime was the chosen drum maker of many local chiefs. The drum face is made of hand-shaved dried goat skin. It has a rich tone and features double iron ring head construction. Our drums are strung tightly with very durable...

Release Date: 2006-07-13

The percussionist Madou Djembe creates music based on traditional rhythms from West Africa. With a fine display of virtuosity, he uses the righ possibilities of the djembe to speak of those he loves and tell of his doubts, joys and dreams.

African Drummer Figurine - 8" - An exquisite piece of craftsmanship, this African Drummer Figurine is a wonderful addition to any shelf or mantle. Amazing detail! Dark, earthy tones. Makes a great gift for those interested in African drums and culture. Hand-crafted from wood in Kenya. Approx. 8" H.

Description: Africa's musical culture, based on a very rich rhythmic structure, is dominated by percussion instruments, particularly drums and balafons (gourd-resonated frame xylophones). This compact disc presents a real festival of African percussion instruments, recorded in the field in Cameroon and Senegal

7" Head & approx. 12" Tall. 8" Head & approx. 16" Tall. 10" Head & approx. 20" Tall. 12" Head & approx. 24" Tall. 13" Head & approx. 25" Tall.

Rhythmic guitars and melodic lines make this one a favorite, Ujamaa means Cooperative Economics and Familyhood.

Release Date: 2008-04-29, Audio CD, Phantom Sound & Vision

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