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  Bendir
Most commonly heard in the market Jma-el-fna of Marrakesh, the Bendir is a shallow frame drum around 14 to 16 inches in diameter which has tightly strung leather or string snares laced under the head.
The Bendir has a small hole in the bottom which is used to balance the drum at the base of the left thumb as the left hand fingers tap the rim and the right hand plays the rim and center.
North African frame drums such as the Tar (and its close relative the Bendir, which has string snares beneath the skin) have light skins and are played with strikes, taps and trills of the fingers on different parts of the skin.
www.rhythmuseum.com /moroccan/Bendir.html   (464 words)

  
  Framedrums: bendir, deff and tar
In Afghanistan, the Daira is simular to the bendir but instead of strings ring jingles on the inside of the heavy wooden shell.
The Bendir is a percussion instrument typical in Morocco and Algeria.
The membrane of the bendir is made of animal skin on a frame of wood with a thumb hole in it.
www.belly-dance.org /bendir.html   (423 words)

  
  bendir - Search Results - MSN Encarta
The bendir (also called erbeni or arbani) is a frame drum used as a traditional instrument throughout North Africa, more specifically in Morocco.
The bendir - like the frame drum - is a hand drum which is known by many...
Moroccan Bendir: Most commonly heard in the market Jma-el-fna of Marrakesh, the Bendir is a shallow frame drum around 14 to 16 inches in diameter which has tightly strung leather or string snares...
ca.encarta.msn.com /bendir.html   (125 words)

  
 bendir   (Site not responding. Last check: )
The bendir is a round wooden frame drum covered with goat skin.
The bendir is played by putting the thumb in a hole on its side, allowing the drum to rest on the space between the thumb and index finger.
Tuning the bendir is achieved by rotating the drum over a heat source until the desired skin tension is reached.
www.moroccanmusic.com /html/bendir.html   (136 words)

  
 Bendir
The bendir - like the frame drum - is a hand drum which is known by many different names.
It is found on every continent (except Australia) and is very popular in particular in the music of North Africa, Persia and Turkey.
The instrument consists of a beech rim (with or without integrated tuning mechanism), which is equipped with a thumbhole and a snare, and a goatskin drumhead.
www.eckermanndrums.com /english/e_bendir.html   (82 words)

  
  The Crystal Goblet, chapter 2   (Site not responding. Last check: )
Bendir slowly lifted his head staring at the dragon he realized they had succeeded in killing it after all.
Bendir reached for his dagger then realized it was not there, nor was his belt.
Bendir surveyed the platform and saw how the dragon had piled all their valuables at the entrance to its lair then started gleefully sorting through it.
mwsfan.freeservers.com /goblet2.htm   (1078 words)

  
 MySpaceTV Videos: Search Results for Tag "bendir"
Emmanuelle Somer, soprano saxophone - Jarrod Cagwin, bendir
Tags: bendir, Cagwin, Emmanuelle, Jarrod, oboe, polyrhythms, Somer, soprano, bendir, Cagwin, Emmanuelle
Emmanuelle Somer soprano saxophone Jarrod Cagwin bendir improvis
vids.myspace.com /index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.search&t=bendir   (242 words)

  
 Bendir, Bendir Drum, Tar, Tar Drum, Frame Drum, Shaman Drum
Bendir, Bendir Drum, Tar, Tar Drum, Frame Drum, Shaman Drum
Bendir, Bendir Drum, Tar, Tar Drum, Frame Drum, Shaman Drum and Rain Drum
Two fixed goatskin heads on a frame contain beads that bounce and roll off the membranes' inside surface.
www.magictails.com /abydos/mid-east/btfsr_drums.html   (388 words)

  
 Amazon.com: Bendir
Bendir Solo by Sandra Reid/Randy Crafton (Music Download)
Bendir (Ouzad, Middle Atlas, Morocco) by Various Artists (Music Download)
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