Darbuka

Turkish & Egyptian

Darbuka, a percussion instrument originating from the Middle East, holds a significant place as the centerpiece of rhythmic music. Played with two hands, the darbuka is known by different names across various cultures and exists in different variations.

About Darbuka

Darbuka: The Heart of the Rhythm

Traditionally, darbukas have bodies made of metal or ceramic, with different systems for stretching and decorating the drumhead. A variety of tones and rhythmic patterns are achieved through different playing techniques.

Darbukas come in various sizes and designs, each offering its own unique sound and characteristics. Smaller darbukas produce louder sounds, while larger ones create deeper, bass tones.

The darbuka is an essential instrument in Turkish and Arabic music, with each culture having its own distinctive style and tuning system. Traditional Turkish darbukas, for example, often feature a “tuned outside the circle” system achieved through screws attached to the hoop. This allows the player to achieve the desired tone and sound.

In our store, you can explore different types of darbukas, including:

  1. Clay Darbuka (Doholla): These darbukas are made of clay and offer a natural and organic sound quality.

  2. Professional Aluminum Darbuka: Crafted from cast aluminum, these darbukas are favored by professionals for their exceptional sound and performance.

  3. Travel Darbuka: This category includes darbukas that are lightweight and suitable for traveling. They come in various styles to cater to different preferences.

Whether you are a music enthusiast or interested in playing a rhythmic instrument, our store offers a wide selection of darbukas made from different materials and featuring various tuning systems. Discover the enchanting world of Turkish music and experience the joy of playing the darbuka.

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