Persian Tonbak Solo by www.nasehpour.com (1)

Tonbak Lessons: http://nasehpour.com/peyman/id139.html Persian tonbak solo video clip of Peyman Nasehpour in Austrian "colors of percussion" festival.

Related goblet drums:

Darabuke (Albania)
Darabuka, Darambuka, Tarambuke and Tarambuka (Bulgaria)
Darabukka, Derabucca, and Darbouka (Egypt)
Derbekki, Drbekki, and Drbakka (Lebanon and Syria)
Derbocka (Morocco and Algeria)
Derbouka (Derbuka) (?)
Dobouk (Hungry)
Donbak, Dombak, Tombak, Tonbak and Zarb (Persia)
Doumbek (USA)
Dumbelek, Darbuka and Deblek (Turkey)
Gedombak (Malaysia)
Khalouze (?)
Shuhai-Gata-Katamen-Taiko (Japan)
Tarambuka (Yugoslavia)
Tarija (Morocco)
Tarabuka (Macedonia)
Tablak (Tajikistan)
Thon, Thab and Thap (Thailand and Cambodia)
Toubeleki (Greece)
Tumbaknari (Kashmir of Indian)
Ghumat (Goa of India)
Jamuku (South India)
Zirbaghali (Afghanistan)

Influences: Hossein Tehrani, Nasser Farhangfar

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[pritpalc]

Amazing who is this man?

[tonbaki]

He is Peyman Nasehpour, a hand drummer from Persia (Iran).

[gmj2012]

Shared with my drum group as: Something a bit different from djembe, I enjoyed the Persian hand drumming in the movie Prince of Persian, the song by Alanis Morissette I Remain, features a type of gorgeous vocals, gypsy flavored hand drumming sound I really love. I haven't personally explored these different types of hand drums, but hope to do so here with & for you. ~GJ

[ArtaxerxesII]

booorrrrrrriiiiingggggg



[ILOVEMFEO]

stunning technique and haunting sound!!

[KalantarZand]

@nimrooo Nimroo jan dorost migi. Persia hitchvaght tazeh dar miyaneh mah Iraniha naboudeh Az rouzeh nokhost Iran a Iranshahr boudeh. In Persiaro Younaniha (Greek) va Engilisiha estefadeh kardan o mikonan keh beyneh Iraniha fargh bezaran

[swampishgreen]

agha man motmaenam in aghaye tonbak navaz ba hamamoon shookhi karde!

[taikoshudan]

We are all fortunate to be able to see this great tombak player perform. Peyman plays beautifully, bringing out the richness of the tombak's tones and his rhythms are deeply felt. Thank you Peyman for sharing your musical wealth with all of us.

[Sushumna72]

From one Rhythm Brother to Another... Thank you! Inspiring performance. Good stuff!

[nimrooo]

chera migi persia? hahha baba gozasht