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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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Whilst we were there we learnt how to play the Djembe (African drum).
A chatty audience was silenced as one male singer took to the stage with two djembe drummers, followed moments later by the entire choir in colourful traditional dress.
A group sits clutching the hourglass shaped djembe drums between their knees.
 
 
 
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