plays:
traditional instruments
- Tablas classical Indian pair of hand drums
- Durbeke clay body strung with goat hide, Egyptian
- Native American Talking Drum large frame drum, Deer hide
- African Talking Drum Hour glass wood body goat hide on each side connected by string, yarn or hide all the way around
- Nigerian Bata Yoruban ceremonial drum, pig hide, wooden body
- Udu clay pot with an open nozzle head and a round opening on the side, Nigerian
- Gendang Indonesian 3-4 inch diameter bamboo shoot
- Bonang Indonesian, two rows of five nippled cymbals, played with two wooden mallets
- The Bonang-Knee Kit- The Bonang is the at the head of this unique set-up,
a bass drum sits to the left with a right tom attached, a hi-hat stands
directly to the left of the bass drum, to the right is a marching snare,
sit in between the bass drum and the snare both the drum and hi-hat pedals
are played with the left knee. Move and situate hand drums as required.
Add Crashes, Splashes and Chimes.
