Introducing our selection of modern percussion instruments, the Aluminum Casting Derbake available at Tapadum Music Store. These darbukas combine the allure of traditional rhythms with the craftsmanship of aluminum casting. Carefully crafted, these instruments offer both durability and impressive resonance, all while showcasing a visually stunning design.

This percussion features a sleek and contemporary design with a robust aluminum body. This construction ensures the instrument’s longevity and contributes to its unique sound qualities. The aluminum material produces a bright and crisp tone, creating a one-of-a-kind sonic experience for musicians and enthusiasts.

Professional Egyptian Goblet Drums are set apart from beginner-level instruments due to their lightweight design. For optimal sound, a weight range of at least 6-7 kg is recommended, although this may vary depending on the musician’s playing style.

Equipped with finely tuned synthetic or natural drumheads, our Derbake offer a wide range of expressive possibilities. From percussive strikes to resonant and melodic tones, these drums empower musicians to explore diverse rhythmic patterns and create captivating compositions.

Designed for experienced performers and aspiring musicians alike, our darbake drumsprovide exceptional playability and responsiveness. The ergonomic shape and comfortable grip allow for extended playing sessions without fatigue, enabling musicians to fully express their creativity and passion.

Whether you’re a percussionist, drummer, or simply captivated by the enchanting rhythms of the darbuka, our Aluminum darbake open the door to the vibrant world of percussive music. Experience the harmonious fusion of modern craftsmanship and traditional rhythms with our exquisite collection of Aluminum Casting Darbukas.

Visit Tapadum Music Store today and discover the unparalleled resonance and contemporary charm of this traditional perccusion Unleash your musical prowess and let the captivating beats of these instruments ignite your passion for percussion.

Other Names:  tarabuka (tarambuka), tarabaki, derbake, debuka, doumbek, dumbec, dumbeg, dumbelek, dumbul, toumperleki (tumberleki), tumbak, zerbaghali

Heartbeat of Middle Eastern Rhythms

The Egyptian derbake , also known as the goblet drum, is a hand percussion instrument with a rich history and vibrant presence in Middle Eastern music. Its distinctive chalice-shaped body and dynamic sound have made it a cornerstone of countless musical genres, from traditional Egyptian Baladi to modern fusion styles.

Built for Rhythm:

This Egyptian percussions are typically crafted from a ceramic or metal body, topped with a goatskin or synthetic drumhead. The player holds the drum vertically, striking the head with fingers and palms to produce a range of tones. The technique allows for powerful “dum” strikes that anchor the rhythm, crisp “tak” accents for intricate details, and shimmering finger rolls that add a layer of shimmering texture.

A World of Sound:

The Egyptian Doumbek versatility shines in its ability to adapt to various musical styles. In Egyptian folk music, it provides a driving pulse alongside the riq (tambourine) and mizmar (double clarinet). In belly dancing performances, its lively rhythms complement the dancer’s movements. The darbuka has also transcended geographical borders, finding its place in modern world music ensembles and even within electronic music productions.

Beyond Tradition:

While the Egyptian Dumbelek carries the legacy of its heritage, it’s also an instrument that welcomes innovation. Modern players experiment with tuning techniques, achieving higher pitches for specific musical contexts. Additionally, professional darbukas may feature decorative touches like mother-of-pearl inlay, transforming them into works of art.

Learning the tradirional percussions:

The Egyptian drum’s appeal extends to its accessibility. Its relatively simple form makes it approachable for beginners, while its rich sonic potential offers seasoned players a lifetime of exploration. With dedication and practice, anyone can unlock the rhythmic language of this captivating instrument.