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	MSN Encarta - Multimedia - Darabuka
		The darabuka is a goblet drum from the Middle East.
		The bodies of these drums are made of wood or pottery; the heads are skin.
		The drummer plays the darabuka by striking the center and edges of the head with both hands.
	encarta.msn.com /media_461532722/Darabuka.html (65 words)

	Darabuka (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The darabuka has a single drum head on one end and is open on the other end.
		The darabuka may be played while held under one arm or by placing it between the knees while seated.
		There are a variety of darabuka rhythms that form the basis of the folkloric and modern music and dance styles of the Middle East.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/darabuka (380 words)

	Tarabuka - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Goblet drum.
		The tarabuka (also darabuka) is an hourglass-shaped drum (goblet drum) of a medium size made from wood or metal and animal skin.
		Its origins have been tied to Greece, the Middle East and India but it is unknown exactly where it originated.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Darabuka (115 words)

	Biographies
		She is a staff writer for the WAMEDA newsletter and has also been published in Zaghareet & Habibi magazines.
		Sidqi teaches darabuka classes at Studio Artemis and has also been a featured teacher at Rakkasah East for the past 3 years.
		He has performed at the Casablanca restaurant in Virginia, the University of Chicago Spring Festival, the EEFC Balkan camps, the Golden Festival in NY and at the M.E.D. Folktours Music and Dance camps with such well-known musicians as Faruk Tekbilek, Seido Salifoski, and Yuri Yunikov.
	www.raks-n-rhythms.com /about.html (507 words)

	Promusic Production Music Library and Sound Effects (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The drum is a modern metal Turkish darabuka.
		Found in the region's folk and pop music, it is characterized by its 6 beat unit, with a constant cross rhythm of 3x2 against 2x3.
		Here it is played in its most paired down form, on the metal rim of the darabuka.
	www.promusic-inc.com /frontdoor/cddetails.cfm?cdid=101152 (1386 words)

	Arabic Drumming Videos for sale
		Then on to the Darabuka - he uses the standing technique to play it which is rare for a Westerner and probably best avoided if a beginner but very useful for Int/Adv to observe.
		After this a demonstration of SAADI is given with Dave Murray on Douf and Tim on Darabuka.
		It sounds OK when he plays it and he is using a clay/fishskin Darabuka to demonstrate and perhaps it works better on these than the metal type but he does use it on these later on.
	www.arabicdrum.co.uk /Videos.htm (7878 words)

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		The cornerstone of Egyptian drumming is the goblet-shaped Arabian tabla (not to be confused with Indian tabla), a drum very similar to the Middle Eastern darabuka or doumbek.
		The origins of the Arabian tabla almost certainly date back to the Persian drum called the zarb (as is also true for the Turkish darabuka).
		This is similar to the‘snapping’ found on the Middle Eastern darabuka or dumbek.
	drumdojo.com /world/egyptian.htm (1651 words)

	Arabic Drumming Books
		It starts with some photos of dancers and drummers and moves on to introducing the Turkish Darabuka (which more often is called Turkish Darbuka or Dumbelek) and Arabian Tabla (which more often is called the Egyptian Darabuka/Tabla).
		As well as the Turkish darabuka being no older than 100 years old in Turkey and not being accepted as a traditional instrument by the Turkish Academy of Music.
		On to playing the Turkish " Darabuka " - photos show the between legs and lap style and the sounds are introduced as Dum, Tek and Slap.
	www.arabicdrum.co.uk /books.htm (4291 words)

	Probert Encyclopaedia: Music (D) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Dance is a rhythmic movement of the body usually performed to music.
		The darabuka is a one-sided hourglass-shaped drum found in North Africa and the Middle East.
		He was born in 1892 and died in 1974.
	www.probertencyclopaedia.com /VC.HTM (1717 words)

	Golden Horn Productions - Balkan Journeys - Artists
		The repertoire was largely Macedonian and the instruments used were typical of the Izvorno ensembles of Jugoslavia (gaida - bagpipe, kaval - flute, tambura - two stringed mandolin, tapan and darabuka - drums).
		Mastika is an alcoholic beverage of almost mythical properties, said to bring one to an elevated state of inebriation.
		And Pumpkin Paidushko (13) is in fact two tunes in 5/8 associated with the pumpkin harvest ritual dance.
	www.goldenhorn.com /display.php4?content=artists&page=balkan_artists.html (1663 words)

	Al 'Ud -- The Oud
		Arabic music does sometimes use a stringed instrument with frets called a buzuq (saz is a similar Turkish instrument), but the frets are movable and can accomodate more than 12 tones to the octave.
		Darbouka is a goblet-shaped drum with a crisp, powerful bass tone and a clear, sharp rim sound (dialect differences account for a wide variety of pronunciations, and thus transliterations, including darabeka, and darabuka).
		It is also known as a tabla, not to be confused with the Indian instrument of the same name.
	www.brianprunka.com /oud (799 words)

	Middle Eastern Drum History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		It is probably one similar to modern Moroccan drums that are an elongated version of the darabuka (goblet-shaped) drum.
		Note that her posture is very similar to how someone would play a frame drum.
		But also notice the another drum held in what is probably a posture similar to the modern under-the-arm method employed in playing the darabuka.
	www.khafif.com /rhy/his.html (769 words)

	Folk Drum FAQ - Djembe, Darabuka, Samba, Tabor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The darabuka is the universal drum of the Arab world, found from Morocco right across to Pakistan.
		Played with the fingertips, the drum is held under one arm.
		We get brass dumbecks (darabukas) from Pakistan, aluminium ones from Turkey and the best cast aluminium ones with vinyl covering also come from Turkey.
	www.hobgoblin-usa.com /faqdrum.htm (814 words)

	bellperc.com - darabuka (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		An Arabic vase shaped drum generally made of metal although sometimes clay or wood and played with the hands.
		Modern darabukas use the conventional tension rods attached to the shell of the drum to give the drum its tension and therefore sound, although the original drums used a lattice work of cord wound round the top half of the shell.
		Held under one arm, the professional can draw out an incredible range of sounds and scintillating rhythms.
	www.bellperc.com /ethnic/darabuka.htm (77 words)

	Alchemy - Home - Arts, Music, Talk
		The Shukar Collective was born in Romania from the meeting of new generation musicians with the gypsy traditions of Shukar founders Napoleon, Tamango and Clasic.
		Shukar play ursari music (ursar means 'bear tamer' or 'bear handler') using spoons, wooden barrels or darabuka to create a powerful and urgent sound that is at the same time emotional and soulful.
		Urban Gypsy combines Shukar's original ursari music with the new technology of the collective, resulting in their distinctive sound.
	www.sbs.com.au /alchemy/music.php (137 words)

	Whitehorse Daily Star (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		On Saturday, Mohamed wowed the audience at the 12th Annual Yukon International Storytelling Festival when he pulled sounds out of an Egyptian Ney Flute, an Egyptian Darabuka drum, a Kanjera drum from South India, a simple frame drum, and a large metallic mixing bowl from his friend’s kitchen.
		He began with the Darabuka, a goblet shaped clay drum with a synthetic skin.
		His fingers flicked over its skin, pulling out an amazing variety of sounds until it sounded like there were several drummers playing with him in the tent.
	www.jamalmohamed.com /reviews/dailystar.html (463 words)

	Tesserae (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Tesserae plays the instruments appropriate to each style of music with the expertise that comes from years of experience, study and celebration.
		Rembetica: Bouzouki, Darabuka, Defi, Bendir, Baglamas, Guitar, and vocals round out Tesserae's urban sound which has been likened to the classic "Golden Age of Rembetica."
		Demotika: Clarinet, Darabuka, Defi, Bendir, Tabouras (saz), Oud, Laouto, Cretan Lyra, Guitar, and vocals create the authentic sound and feel of a Greek Village festival band (mainland or island).
	www.geocities.com /ericnpeters/tesserae.html (187 words)

	Blue Mountains Sound (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		With HEVAL a 6 piece ensemble fusing Kurdish and Indian Music with instruments as the sitar, darabuka, sazz, tabla, flute and guitar and bass.
		Hide 'n Cheek is a three piece feast with an Eastern European base, topped with Middle Eastern spice and a Celtic side dish.
		Come and hear Klezmer, Greek, Turkish, Balkan and Celtic music on instruments such as; ud, guitar, bouzouki, tamboura, clarinet, saxophone, klarino, klarnet, vocals, darabuka, def, zills and tapan.
	bluemountainsound.com.au /gigs.html (460 words)

	Drum Journey - Pete Lockett Article - Rhythms Of The Maghreb
		They go around to people’s houses on request and play music for them all night, wiith the intention of healing and trancing them.
		The darabuka is another essential percussion instrument in the Maghreh.
		Traditionally made from clay, goblet shaped and with a fish skin head.
	www.drumjourney.com /articles/plockett3.htm (1711 words)

	Lammas, Music for a Medieval Setting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		is a medieval music duo consisting of Phil Williams on English Bagpipes, Cittern and Hurdy-Gurdy, and Sarah Deere-Jones on Harps, psaltery, whistles, gemshorn, portative organ, hurdy-gurdy, dulcimer, vocals and darabuka.
		In their performances they play a selection of medieval music and songs and include readings from Chaucer and Langland and other anecdotes and quotes throughout history.
		Their instruments include two wire strung harps, psaltery, gemshorn, portative organ, darabuka, cup bells, whistles, 6 different sets of bagpipes, cittern and vocals.
	www.trehawsa.com /lammas.htm (870 words)

	Threeworlds - Drums
		Easy to reskin, and come complete with a bag and a strap for playing whilst standing up.
		These darabukas are great value and great fun.
		They have a surprisingly big sound for there size.
	www.threeworlds.com.au /drums.htm (214 words)

	Dav'id (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		is Turku's lead drummer; playing darabuka (dumbek) and djembe.
		His style respresents a synthesis of many of the world's dynamic percussion traditions.
		Daveed is a native of Kankakee, Illinois and a graduate of Northern Illinois University.
	www.turkumusic.com /dav'id.htm (142 words)

	A Practical Introduction to Middle Eastern Drumming
		The Riq (what we often call a tambourine) at many points in history was the "glory" instrument – more prestigious than any other percussion instrument in the band.
		In the modern day, the goblet shaped hand drum often called a Dumbek or Darabuka (sometimes "tabla") has become the drum of choice among many Middle Eastern percussionists.
		A dumbek is generally played by holding the drum in your lap under your left (or non-dominant hand) arm and striking with the fingers of both hands.
	www.maya.com /local/senn/handout.html (1856 words)

	Herman Rechberger (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Rechberger plays various Arabian percussion instruments such as Bendir, Darabuka, Req and Duff and performs frequently together with the Syrian-born Finnish cellist Munir Bakieh (Duo MERHABA).
		The first performance of his cello concerto (with darabuka solo) took place at the Cairo Opera House in December 1997.
		Rechberger now works as a composer-in-residence and in 1995 received a 15-year grant from the Finnish Governement.
	www.concertartist.info /bio/REC001.html (247 words)

	BaksheeshBoysBiography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Baksheesh Boys got together in the Summer of 2001 at the East European Folklife Center's Balkan Music and Dance Camp held in
		number of traditional Balkan instruments such as the darabuka (goblet shaped hand drum), tambura (long necked lute) kaval (end-blown
		Summers, an instructor at CalArts and percussionist with the Toids on darabuka, voice & assorted percussion; Brian Fox, former bassist with
	members.aol.com /macswyney/BaksheeshBoysBiography.html (302 words)

	Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		We often perform together but we are also solo artists.
		Sidqi teaches classes in beginning, intermediate, & advanced darabuka.
		Together, we host workshops in drumming, Middle Eastern, Balkan & Romany rhythms and percussion.
	www.raks-n-rhythms.com (123 words)

	Aromatherapy, Circle & Folk Dance, Music, Adult Education - Paul Boizot
		Ideally Midlands/North, must have uncarpeted room which can take 20 (preferably more) in a circle for dancing and be reasonably priced.
		MUSIC WORKSHOPS AND COURSES available - some related to Circle/Folk Dance and E. European folk music, including facilitating scratch bands, basic darabuka (handdrum), drumming irregular rhythms.
		Information about me as a player/singer of East European and Circle/Folk Dance music (bouzouki, vocals, drum), including Cosmo Kolo CIRCLE DANCE BAND;other bands available; Arabic drumming with Drum Arabia; and some MP3 SOUND FILES.
	www.paulboizot.co.uk (893 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This is a combination of the drum kit, my first instrument, and darabukas,
		the Darabuka Kit: four tuned darabukas in a rack combined with bass drum and
		I also made a construction to carry the darabuka-rack around
	home.wanadoo.nl /misterk/Slupp&Swamy/darabuka.html (49 words)

	Brad Dutz: Nine Gardeners Named Ned (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Brad Dutz-repique jamau, vibes, darabuka, cymbals, crotales Hadjira, khol; Ellen Burr-flutes
		Chris Wabich-drumkit, percussion, steel drum [solo]; Brad Dutz-xylophone, congas, bongos, darabuka, marimba [solo]; Bob Carr-bass clarinet [solo]; Ellen Burr-flute; Trey Henry-acoustic bass; John Fumo-trumpet; Sara Schoenbeck-bassoon; Kim Richmond-clarinet; William Roper-tuba
		Brad Dutz plays vibes, marimba, crotales, bongos, cajon bongos, gongs, jamau, cymbals, darabuka, xylophones, bells, drums, snares, and many more items.
	www.pfmentum.com /nineneds.html (1366 words)

	Badawi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Reuel “Raz” Mesinai (aka Badawi, aka the Bedouin) was born in Jerusalem, Israel, and was first introduced to Middle Eastern drumming at age seven by dervish sheik Murshid Hassan.
		As a child, he spent time in the Sinai Desert with the Bedouins, and in drumming circles with Yemenite and Moroccan Jews, during which he learned a wide range of percussion instruments, including the Zarb, the Darabuka, and the Bendir.
		At age 11, Raz went into a record store looking for instrumental rap.
	www.asphodel.com /bio/badawi_.html (209 words)

	Interactive music CD-ROMs. CHRIS McGOWAN, JIM McCULLAUGH. Entertainent In The Cyber Zone.
		Visit the World Music Festival: a Grammy rehearsal by Gabriel, the drummers of Barundi.
		And interact with the disc’s interface which lets you set your own visual background to the music: an Egyptian darabuka drum with its clay body, floating above the planet—stars, ocean, sky.
		And if you’re done with the programme, sit back and browse through a beautiful full-colour booklet that’s included with the CD-ROM.
	www.thelearningweb.net /chapter14/page468.html (310 words)

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