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djembe

Single-headed goblet-shaped drum from Senegambia in West Africa, with a high pitched tone. It is played with the hands.



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remains a sense that all concentrations of power are simultaneously attractive and dangerous and traceable to an occult force known locally as djambe (but always translated into French or English by the terms sorcellerie or witchcraft).
The Modernity of Witchcraft: Politics and the Occult in Postcolonial ... by Austen, Ralph A. / Journal of Social History
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