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    Tonflötenbau, Knochenflötenbau, Trommelbau: Davul, Marschtrommel, Rahmentrommel

    Ton in Ton ist nicht nur der Handel mit Instrumenten. Einige der hier angebotenen Instrumente stellen wir in eigener Werkstatt her.

    Neben den Tonflöten und Knochenflöten haben wir eine Werkstatt für Trommelbau. Hier werden Davul, Marsch- oder Landsknechttrommeln und schamanische Rahmentrommeln hergestellt.

    Desweiteren entstehen auf der Drechselbank Chalumeaux, ein Klarinetten Vorgänger.

    Hier können Sie einen kleinen Blick in unsere Werkstatt bekommen.

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    Tonflötenbau

    Tonflötenbau

    Trommelbau

    Trommelbau

    Davulbau

    Davulbau

     

     

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    tambourin

    The tambourine is well known in many countries and is popularly used as an integral part of a dance, eg: belly dancing or Spanish flamenco. You don't however have to dance to enjoy this instrument. It is an easy-to-learn accompanying instrument.

    We offer tambourins from India.
    The bells of this tambourin are made from good quality metal and have a brillinat sound.
    The skin is natural goat skin.
    The frame is black painted.
    5 different sizes from 16, 18, 20, 22 and 25 cm diameter

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    Hapi drum - deep sound

    The most popular tuning for the hapi in the low register is pentatonic D minor, which builds up a calm, softly vibrating harmonic sound.

    Very beautiful and somewhat more appealing is the tuning in D-Akebono, a Japanese pentatonic, which does not sound quite as calm as the conventional pentatonic, but builds up a little more tension.

    d-minor pentatonic. D - F - G - A - C - D - F - G

    D Akebono D - E - F - A - B - D - E - F

    Evry Hapi comes with two mallets and a bag.

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    Mandola

    The Mandola is a larger and deeper variant of the mandoline.

    Like the mandolne has it 4 double strings, so at all are 8 strings, where always two are in the same tuning.

    The instrument is one octave depper than the mandoline in the same tuning Sol - Re - La - Mi (G - D- A - E).

    So both instruments are played the same, but the mensur of the mandola is not so narrow like at the mandoline and it has a warmer sound.

    The Mandola has the same tuning and donality like a cister or an irish bouzouki. Just the deep strings are not in an octave but doubled.

    The mandola comes with a bag and an accord-table.

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