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Irish culture, played with a tipper for lively rhythms.

Persian tradition, large size with metal rings that add jingle effect.

Widely used, shaking rhythm with jingles, struck or shaken.

Brazilian music, varies in sound through hand techniques.

North African and Middle Eastern, a single membrane frame drum.

North African, snare strings attached to back for a buzzing sound.

Persian drum, goblet-shaped, played with fingers for intricate rhythms.

Large Egyptian frame drum, deep sound with heavy rhythms.

Small frame drum from the Middle East and Balkans, crisp sounds.

Classical Arab music, tambourine with intricate finger techniques.

South Indian drum, played with fast finger movements.

General term, simple structure, worldwide usage in various traditions.

Italian origins, similar to the tambourine but larger and headed.

Iranian framed drum, handy with jingles, played with snaps and hits.

Modern creation, simulates the sound of the ocean, two-headed drum.

Moroccan origin, circular wooden frame with a membrane, used in ritual music.

Vessel drum, played in the Middle East, North Africa, and Eastern Europe.

Used in indigenous and shamanic rituals, typically played with a beater.

Brazilian samba music, small and headless, played with a stick.