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: Carved from solid wood, or shaped from metal or clay.

Traditional percussion instruments are typically handcrafted from natural materials found in the local environment: african_drums_african_percussion

African drumming and percussion are central to the continent's cultural and social identity, serving as a medium for storytelling, rituals, and communication. : Carved from solid wood, or shaped from metal or clay

: Perhaps the most famous African drum, this goblet-shaped instrument is carved from hardwood and topped with a rawhide head. Its versatility allows players to produce a wide range of tones using just their hands. Its versatility allows players to produce a wide

: One of the most influential 20th-century African drummers, he played a massive role in introducing African percussion to a global audience.

: Common among Bantu populations in Central, East, and Southern Africa, "Ngoma" is a general term derived from the Kikongo word for "drum".