Concept information
Définition
- Double-headed tuned cylindrical drum of the Mijikenda-Digo people of the coastal region of Kenya. Forms a family with the mchirima set of drums. The separate drum gives the rhythm while the four others give some sort of a song. The chapuo is played on both sides. Tuning by tightening the chords by hitting the rings on which the membbranes ore stretched; held horizontally, tied to the waste; 2 pitches, each membrane is tuned differently. The whole set is used in the Sengenya dance, and used to heal sick persons; it takes a whole night to heal
Concept générique
- Tambors (ca)
Date de création
- 2019-02-14
Note éditoriale
- to be translated (ca)
Traductions
URI
http://www.mimo-db.eu/InstrumentsKeywords/10045
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