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It certainly is a slit drum of some type. Most of the garamut that i have seen tend to be a bit larger than this one though, so this might be intended as a nicely carved trade version.
Wooden slit drums like this are common in cultures all around the world. They are especially prevalent throughout Austronesia, Africa and Meso America. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JASFJ6o2r6w |
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So far I know they can come in all sizes but I am far from being an expert! ![]() Regards, Detlef |
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Thanks again; every symphony needs a triangle player.
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I've sent you a pm, a clearly old garamut of small size which is for sale. Here in this link: https://www.abell.com/auction-lot/pa...rum_03C460082D you can see another sold one. Attached is an old picture. Regards, Detlef |
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Thanks Sajen for your extensive research!
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