African Message Drum Talking Drum, Length 40Cm, Diameter 22Cm, Festival Performance, Band Ensemble

product information:name: drumSpecifications: Black: Hand Clap, BasicBrown: Drumsticks, ProfessionalDrum diameter: 22cmDrum length: 40cmMaterial: Mahogany + high quality leatherWeight: about 3-4kgHow to use: hand beat, drumstick beatApplicable scene: festive atmosphere, band performance, bar, professional contact, etc.Package Contents:Drum*1Kind tips:Made of natural wood material, there will inevitably be some small flaws, which are not product quality problems, please know the buyerIf you have any questions about this product, please feel free to write to us and we will answer it for you

• Method 1: Sit or stand with the drum clamped to the straight arm. Hold the drumstick with the other hand outside the middle of the body, with the center of the rope facing the biceps and ribs
• Method 2: Hit the drumhead with the flat surface of the drumstick. Use the elbow to clamp or loosen to change the tension of the drum rope, and the drumhead will make different sounds due to the different tension. To play high notes: After tightening the string, hit the drum with the stick close to the center of the head, then bounce it up. Play low-key: After releasing the cord, hit the drum with the stick near the center of the head, then bounce
• Method 3: Try pulling the string with different strengths, find the position and strength of different pitches, and combine the rhythm. You can practice by imitating a similar spoken phrase or favorite song and you will have endless fun
• Sending messages: Africans use this bizarre "drum language" to broadcast messages to the tribes near the village. A trained drummer can simulate any language, not only can summon hunters to go home and issue a simple announcement warning, but also pray Reciting psalms praising the chiefs, messages can be sent from one village to the next faster than a man on horseback can carry
• Exquisite shape: The message drum is also called the talking drum. The shape is like a glass sand timer. The upper and lower sides of the double-headed drum are pulled by ropes. When drumming, the drum is clamped under the arm and squeezed at the same time. All kinds of strange drum sounds, like talking