Description
The Dholak Drum originated in India but has been used for years in many other countries, each one will play the drum differently and for different celebrations. The Dholak Drum can be tightened changing its rhythm and sound each time. The dholak is usually used at weddings, parties and dances.
How to play the dhol drum?
Using your hands and arms, use one arm to scoop the drum so both ends of the drum are exposed and tap or pat with the palms of your hands. You can also play it over your shoulder, under your knee or however you feel. You can also use beaters to play different patterns (sold separately).
Features
- Beautiful Dhol Drum
- Suitable gift for the music lover
- Handmade, eco-friendly and fun
- Assorted designs
Weight & dimensions
Size: 20 x 16 cm
Weight: 800g
Specifications
Product Type: Musical instrument
Colour: Brown, multicoloured
Material: Wood, hyde, metal
Number of drums included: 1
Pattern: Striped
Safety Warning: This product may contain small parts that pose a choking hazard, may have sharp edges, or may be heavy and fragile. It is not intended for use by children without adult supervision. Use with care to avoid injury. Handle and maintain the product responsibly to ensure safety. Buyers are responsible for ensuring safe use and care of the product. This is a general guide and it is not a substitute for proper supervision.
Country of Origin: India
Technical Details
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Attack |
1ms |
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Decay time |
858ms |
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Frequency Range |
60hz - 13khz |
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Dominant Frequency Range |
90hz - 2khz |
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Pitch |
Mid-range |
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Peak decibels |
86db |
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RMS decibels |
70db |
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Loudness Rating |
Level 8 |
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Difficulty Rating |
5 |
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What’s included |
Dholak Drum |
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Timbre Tone Colour |
Warm, resonant and percussive |
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Dynamic Range |
High |
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Recommended Age |
13 years + |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the dholak suitable for beginners?
Yes, the dholak is suitable for beginners, though it requires some practice to master its various sounds. It’s ideal for those interested in traditional and folk music.
How do you play the dholak?
The dholak is played by striking the drumhead with both hands. Use the fingers and palms to create different tones. The left hand typically plays the deeper sounds (bass) on the larger drumhead, while the right hand creates higher-pitched tones on the smaller side.
What is the dholak used for?
The dholak is commonly used in South Asian music, especially in traditional folk, devotional, and classical music. It is popular in celebrations, festivals, and performances, providing a rhythmic foundation for dance and songs.