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A single-headed goblet drum with a bright, articulate voice. The darbuka carries most Arabic dance music.
A small frame drum with pairs of jingles. Considered the most difficult and expressive Arabic percussion instrument.
Not traditional but common in fusion projects. The cajón can voice dum and tak convincingly and travels well.
A hand-held frame drum, often without jingles. Common in devotional and folk contexts.