211.311-6 Single-skin frame drum, with membrane glued to the drum

Doira, frame drum. Cow-skin head. Acacia wood frame inlaid with strips of brass. Numerous jingling rings are suspended from the frame. Made by Abdu Sattar Moidunov, (b. 1924) Andijon, 1999.

The doira is often played alone to accompany women's singing and dancing in Uzbekistan. It also features in many ensembles of Uzbek musical instruments.

object
MUSEUM NUMBER
2000.1
Date
1999
PLACE
COLLECTION
MEASUREMENTS
overall: 60 x 420 mm
MATERIAL/TECHNIQUE
acacia wood; hide; iron; copper alloy; metal
CATEGORY
Musical Instruments
LOCATION
Music Gallery > Side B - The Rhythm of Life > Case B2 - Adulthood and Survival
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