- Title:
- Tamale Drum Ensemble
- Creator:
- Barry Bilderback
- Date Created:
- 2018
- Description:
- Four barrell shaped drums of varying sizes are used to accompany a recreational ring dance. Instruments left to right: three bottle-neck drums [ʋuvi?], the two bottle-neck drums in the center seem to be positioned to be played as a pair. The tall drum on the far right might be a taʋugã or Akan abẹn.
- Subjects:
- Dagbamba Tamale ensemble
- Location:
- Tamale
- Latitude:
- 9.400722322
- Longitude:
- -0.8377277218
- Source:
- Barry Bilderback Personal Ethnomusicology Record
- Source Identifier:
- uighana-020
- Type:
- Image;StillImage
- Resource:
- Ade Adegbọla E A. Traditional Religion in West Africa. Ibadan, Oyo, Nigeria: Sefer, 1998.
- Format:
- image/jpg
Source
- Preferred Citation:
- "Tamale Drum Ensemble", Ghana Music and Dance Initiative, Agoo-Bi Nii Cultural Arts & UI CDIL
- Reference Link:
- http://www.ghanamusicdance.org//items/uighana-020.html
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