TRIBAL INSTRUMENTS AUSTRALIA DRUMS
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D'Jembe DrumThe ultimate in hand percussion. Based on the West African D'jembe. Handcarved from locally available timbers, its tones range from earth shaking low to sharp slaps. All from the one drum! Cut from a solid log, then stretched with goat hide.
"I work to the size the log allows, rather than standard measurements. You can call it big, medium and small. I especially like it when someone wants a carving incorporated into the drum." - Jerome Click here to hear... |
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HumdrumA beautiful way to learn rhythm because there are no right notes… …and there are no wrong ones. Played gently with soft mallets the rhythmic melodies of the Tribal Instruments HumDrum are reminiscent of a lively stream bubbling and rolling along
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rumble bum humdrumMade from one piece of wood. Limited only by the size of tree nature provides. Hollowed out with determination. They are like HumDrums, only bigger, better and bassier.
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thunder drum"Excite the Gods with a deep thunderous bass drum!"...
A large barrel drum produces a deep thunderous bass. Utilises our unique skin tightening hardware using chains. It looks great, and is easy to alter pitch using a spanner. Sculptured trolley and mallets included.
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DUNDUNTwo double-ended drums stacked on each other. Played with mallets. Easy to transport with trolley and mallets included. Sounds great with J'Rombe Drums.
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