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kanjira

Kanjira

Small 6-7 inch tambourine used in South Indian classical music. This drum has a lizard skin head with a single pair of jingles. The playing technique involves splitting the playing hand into two surfaces to achieve fast repetitions of a single sound. The type of lizard used to make this drum has been hunted to near extinction, so these drums are getting more difficult to find.

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