The professional and high quality Daf Isfahan Pro is the perfect instrument for high demands. The synthetic drumhead is especially hard-wearing and durable. It is perfectly tuned and the low weight of this frame drum allows longer playing easily.
Incl. simple soft case
By the way: The Daf is not only played in Sufi music, but also at many festivals and ritual celebrations, where it is often found in large ensembles. Its percussive sound ranges from tender and subtle to nuanced and voluminous. The frame drum achieves this by the countless small metal rings, which are fastened to the inside of the frame and hit during the play partly powerfully against the skin. Their spiritual background can also be recognized by the fact that all elements, of this large and light drum, are attributed with a deeper meaning. The fur symbolizes the animal kingdom, the frame the plants and the rings the world of minerals.
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The Daf's current appeal to international musicians is attributed to its deep historical and cultural roots. The Daf is a frame drum with a long history going back as far as the early dynastic period. It is one of the few instruments in the Middle East that is also played by women. Who is playing Daf today? What is the difference between the Daf and other frame drums? Is the Daf a women´s instrument? We take a closer look at this versatile drum.
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Origin:
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Turkey
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Material:
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Plastic
Wood
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| Item weight: |
0.8 kg
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Dimensions
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54.0 × 54.0 × 5.0 cm |
Manufacturer
Sala Muzik
119A, 34664 Istanbul, TR
info@salamuzik.com
Responsible Person
Clemens Voigt & Sven Otto GbR
Graßdorfer Str. 52, 04425 Taucha, DE
gpsr@danmoi.com
