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Chas teaching a one to one lesson at Tribe Of Doris 2006 covering Saiddi and Malfuf improvisations, Karsilimas and split finger technique. Visit www.arabicdrum.co.uk and click on TEACHING for more info. on getting a copy.

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  • I have never seen a left-handed, playing darbuka. Do they exist?)) Personally, I am left handed ..

  • @sanekvladhome Yes there are many many left handed players.

  • that was awesome man, i was wondering genereal question about dumbeks, darbukas or derbeke whatever u want to call it, do they need to be "tuned" every once in a while? or do they not need to be tuned at all or only when they get messed up or you put on a new skin?

    another question when do u need a new skin? and is it at all difficult to put on a new one?

    sorry for all the questions but i have noone to ask, (except u and other people online)

  • Hi Thanks for the kind comments - re your questions - plastic skins once tuned should stay tuned and do not need to be replaced unless they break or you want to try a new one. For more info. on this see my website arabicdrum.co.uk/drums_for_sal­e.htm and scroll down for the info. about skins.

  • hi chas,

    its Dan here who had a lesson with you a year or so ago... I was wondering if you had any of the remo standard skins in stock and if/how i can purchase them off you? thanks

  • No problem - contact me thorough my website ( in the more info. column )

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  • u re cool kardeş

  • i just bought one today, start using it and this helps lots, thnx keep em coming!

  • amazing!

  • Nice keep it up :)

  • i apreciate that you are keeping the rythm with that bells.. or what are them.. it`s not quite easy for a normal tabla beater to do it.. also like singing anb playing darbouka in the same time

  • awesome dude!!!!! thxxxxxxxxx

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