A djembe or jembe (/ ˈdʒɛmbeɪ / JEM-bay; from Malinke jembe [dʲẽbe], [1] N'Ko: ߖߋ߲߰ߓߋ[2]) is a rope-tuned skin-covered goblet drum played with bare hands, originally from West Africa.

A djembe drum is a traditional West African percussion instrument that has gained popularity worldwide for its versatile and powerful sound. Made from a single piece of wood or individual staves, the drum features a hollowed-out/open body and an animal skin or synthetic membrane stretched across the top.

The Djembe drum, also spelled Jembe, is a popular goblet-shaped membranophone originating in West Africa. The name ‘Djembe’ means to ‘Gather together in peace’ in the Bambara language. The drum has a wide head covered by a skin with a narrow base that’s open at the bottom. This unique shape makes the Djembe one of the loudest hand drums.

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2023年11月17日 · In this djembe drums guide, I’ve compared sound, design, build quality, and cost to present the best djembes on the market. I’ll also share some other helpful advice you should consider when looking to buy a new djembe drum.

Djembe drums and other traditional percussion instruments from West Africa, with bags, bells, shakers, and accessories.

What is a Djembe? A djembe (or, jembe) is a skin-covered, rope-tuned goblet drum that is traditionally played using your bare hands. The shell of the djembe is carved of wood and the …

2023年10月29日 · What is a djembe drum? This powerful percussion instrument, steeped in African culture, boasts a unique sound that has been celebrated for centuries. From the warmth of its goat skin to the camaraderie experienced in drum circles, the Djembe brings people together in a truly magical way.

1 天前 · Large Djembes. Large djembes, typically 14 inches or more in diameter, produce very deep and resonant bass sounds. They are often used in large – scale performances or in ensembles where a strong, low – end foundation is needed. However, they can be heavier and more difficult to handle for some players, especially beginners. Playing Positions

In western understanding, the drum belongs to the membranophone class of instruments in the percussion family. Some say the name of the djembe came from the Bamana in Mali, who said "Anke dje, anke be" to call their people together, as the …