Tabor Drum, 10", with Sticks

Introducing the Red, White, and Blue Two-Headed Drum, a captivating piece that embodies the spirit of colonial times with its vibrant colors and traditional design. This exquisite drum features two goat skin heads mounted with wooden rings on a sturdy wooden frame, complete with rope and tuning rings for optimal sound quality. The term "tabor" originates from the Latin word for drum, and today, it refers to the two-headed squat drums often associated with the Fife and Drum. This drum is perfect for enthusiasts looking to add a touch of history to their collection. The tabor's thin shell resembles a frame drum shell with two heads, traditionally crafted from tin to ensure a lightweight design for prolonged play. Musicians typically hang the drum from the forearm, striking the head with a single stick, allowing for a clear and resonant sound. It is important to note that the tabor should never be played on a drum stand, as this would muffle its unique sound. Known by various names across different cultures, the tabor is a versatile instrument that comes in multiple sizes. Don't miss the opportunity to own this remarkable piece of musical history. Order now and experience the rich heritage of the tabor drum.   Features: Item Weight: .95 lbs. Item Length: 10 Inches Item Height: 4 Inches Item Width: 10 Inches