- The
mirwās or
marwas (Arabic: مرواس),
plural marāwīs (Arabic: مراويس) is a
small double-sided, high-pitched hand drum
originally from the
Middle East....
- Tar
Barashim (Shake Tar) Tar
Mirjaf (Low Tar) Tar
Saghul (High Tar)
Katim Mirwas Zir (Naqarah) Qas'ah
Tbilat Tabl
Bahri (Khamari & Laauwb) Tabl
Hajir (Khamari...
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including al-ras (a
large drum
whose leather is
heated by an open fire),
mirwas and
cymbals with
small drums.
Other folk
instruments include the oud and...
- form of
urban music,
originally performed on the 'ud (plucked lute) and
mirwas (a drum), with a
violin later supplementing the arrangement. Two men perform...
- accompanies, and it is pla**** by
striking it with
hands or drumsticks.
Mirwas Drum: is the
smallest drum used in Hadramout, and the sharpest. It is held...
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complex form of
urban music,
performed by an Oud (plucked lute), a
violin and
mirwas (a drum), is also po****r in Bahrain. Ali
Bahar was one of the most famous...
- use of habbān, and the
inclusion of
percussion instruments such as the
mirwas, tabl, and duff drums.
Khaliji music first started as a
bedouin tradition...
- 2 Afro-Arab
percussion drum
Maram membranophones India percussion drum
Mirwas membranophones Bahrain, Brunei, Indonesia, Oman,
Saudi Arabia,
Yemen percussion...
- to a
fidjeri ensemble are a
small double-sided hand-drum,
known as the
mirwās (Arabic: المرواس) and the jāhlah (Arabic: الجاهلة), a clay pot pla**** with...
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Idiophone Metronome Europe unpitched Idiophone Mechanical Mirwas Bahrain Brunei Indonesia Oman
Saudi Arabia Yemen Both
Membranophone Monkey...
