Dohl

The Dohl is a percussion instrument that is traditional to Indian culture. It is a double ended barrel drum – although some forms of the Dhol may have straight sides. The heads can be either synthetic or made of goat skin or raw hide. The Dohl is tuned with the use of bolts. It is considered as similar to the “Dholka”, otherwise known as the American Dhol, it is also similar to the pan-american instrument the Tambora. In Qawwali music, the term Dhol is usually refers to a similar but smaller drum that is used with the smaller tabla drum as a replacement for the left hand tabla drum.
Dhols tend to vary in sizes depending on the region they originate from. The difference in sizes came about to accommodate the different needs of the instrument players. Dhols found in Punjab are generally smaller because they need to fit the needs of player who tend to do energetic dances while playing the instrument, while in India and Pakistan the Dhol remains big in order to preserve its loud bass tone. The Dhol is used as a traditional accompaniment to traditional dances like the Punjabi dance of the Bhangra, the traditional dance of the Gujarat, Raas and the religious music of Sufism, Qawwali.
The rum structure is composed of a barrel (traditionally made of wood) and its open ends are covered in goat skin, any other animal hide or with a synthetic material. The tone of the Dhol is adjusted with the use of interlaced ropes located on its sides or with the use of nuts and bolts. The degree of tightness of the skin can sufficiently alter the tone of the instrument. People who play the Dhol are referred to as “Dohl players” or Dholis. In modern Punjabi music, Dhols with synthetic coverings are commonplace. A smaller version of the Dhol is known as the Dholka or the Dholki.
Traditionally, the Dhol is played with the use of two wooden sticks, which are most of the time made of bamboo and cane wood. The American Dohl is played with the hands and is placed in between the knees or on the lap of the player.
The Dhol is a very important historically. Before the advent of electronically recorded music Dhol players were much sought after in India and they were asked in play in both formal and informal events. Other than in India, the Dohl has gained much popularity in Fiji, the United Kingdom, and Australia as well as in North America.

When it comes to music, whether instrumental or mainstream bands, karaoke’s or any other form of music, drums play an important role to provide base and theme. In fact ask people which instrument they’d fancy learning and there are many enthusiasts who will echo the drums. When you’re talking about drums don’t limit you’re scope of music because here’s one place where you’ll get drums from different parts of the world, drums that have been echoing history over the generations. Find every ethnic drum need today.

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You can get your hands on a wide range of ethnic percussion instruments. This includes bodhrans, doumbeks and Shaman drums. In case you have never heard of them here’s where you can learn about the opportunities music presents to you. Know more about what the world around you offers, it’s only about realizing and asking with arms wide open and you could be transported to a distant land with the medium of music. The African djembes and ashikos, Indian tablas and dhols will help you view music with a much broader perspective and open up more doors to your musical existence.

You can now choose from ethnic instruments that are used the world over in varying styles of traditional music. This includes folk, celtic, medley and classical. In case you’re not too sure of what you want or what can match your music tastes, it’s made all too simple for users. Selecting the right ethnic drum has been made easy because each ethnic drum you’re curious about has detailed information regarding its development, history and use. Whatever your musical taste is there’s always an ethnic drum that you could use. Choose from Bongo drums, Cajon Drums, Conga and/or the Darbuka.

Drums have been use from the early years when mankind lived in forests. It was used as a means of communication and helped send out messages to the tribes and communities in and around a particular region. Each drum beat signified something and in time drums became an important part of life. From long distance communication, to being an important part ceremonial and religious functions drums have always been popular.

Drums were used for war cries, to send spy messages, as warning signals and in case of any new occurrence. Drums were used to hunt animals and to pay tribute to leaders. They have played an important role in history and are still around to provide great joy. The best thing being every user can make their own beats and every new creation keeps the tradition of ethnic drums marching forward. So come find your calling in a range of
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