“darabukka”的意思、由来-百科全书

darabukka

musical instrument

also spelled darbuka, or dārbūqah, also called tombak

goblet-shaped small drum that is widely played in Islamic classical and folk music throughout North Africa, Central Asia, and the Middle East. The darabukka is a single-headed drum usually made of clay or wood and is held upright, upside down, or under the arm. It is struck with the hands. Some European composers, notably Hector Berlioz (Berlioz, Hector) in his opera Les Troyens (1855–58; “The Trojans”) and Darius Milhaud (Milhaud, Darius) in his Symphonic Suite (1932), have also used the instrument.

词条	darabukka
释义	darabukka musical instrument also spelled darbuka, or dārbūqah, also called tombak goblet-shaped small drum that is widely played in Islamic classical and folk music throughout North Africa, Central Asia, and the Middle East. The darabukka is a single-headed drum usually made of clay or wood and is held upright, upside down, or under the arm. It is struck with the hands. Some European composers, notably Hector Berlioz (Berlioz, Hector) in his opera Les Troyens (1855–58; “The Trojans”) and Darius Milhaud (Milhaud, Darius) in his Symphonic Suite (1932), have also used the instrument.
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