Which is better, the Kahong drum (box drum) or the African drum?

African drum, commonly known as Djembe (Golden Cup Drum, Sword Cup Drum) from West Africa, is a representative musical instrument of Ding Man culture in West Africa.

African drum is a kind of leather percussion instrument, which imitates the stone mill used by Africans to grind corn or grain. It is made by hollowing out the whole trunk and covering it with sheepskin. The drum body is about 50 to 60 cm and the diameter is about 30 to 38 cm, but some African drums from C? te d 'Ivoire have larger diameters.

African drums are made by hand. The timbre is different with different percussion parts, and it can emit three kinds of sounds: high, medium and low. This drum can be used as a solo or in concert with other traditional African instruments.

African tambourine not only plays the rhythm of daily life, but also conveys information. At this time, they give the rhythm a fixed signal and convey what they want to express. So they don't have to leave home at all to know what happened in the village, because the drums of African tambourines have conveyed the situation to everyone's mind.

Use:

The main feature of African drum performance is that its musical attributes can be widely used in special festivals. For example, YagbaOdienne is a necessary song for concerts, weddings, festivals and celebrations, and Yankadi is a warm welcome melody. Listen to African music with rich rhythm, and you will experience mysterious and special national style!

In Africa, drums have different functions and uses. In addition to music, drums are sometimes used as symbols of nations, tribes or religions, or to convey all kinds of information, that is, the so-called "talking drums". African drums have their own national characteristics, with unique materials, shapes and playing skills.