the drums in recordings or performances. These "non-sacred" Batá drums are called aberínkula—profane Batá (see Sacred-profane dichotomy). Batá drums and...

Look up bata or bata- in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Bata, Baťa, Baţa or Batá may refer to: Bata Corporation, a multinational corporation Bata Shoe...

to strike the drums. Main article: batá drum Batá drums have an hourglass shape with a drumhead at either end. Traditionally, a batá drum would consist...

heritage that are in Batá drumming, showing us on its historical roots and contemporary practices. The book also explores how Batá drumming is passed down through...

Dundun drum in between may be available. The Batá drum is often used for spiritual worship of Sango in Yoruba, Cuba and Brazil. It has drums in category...

– bass (7) Bob Glaub – bass (12) Jim Keltner – drums (2, 6, 9) Luis Conte – bass drum (1), batá drum (1), congas (1), percussion (7) Alex Acuña – additional...

Saworo (metal rattles for the arm and ankles, also used on the rim of the bata drum), Fèrè (whistles), Aro (Cymbal)s, Agogô (bell), different types of flutes...

(Uganda) Anglo concertina Arghul (North Africa) Balafon (Mali) Banjo music Batá drum (Nigeria) Begena (Ethiopia) Belly harp (West Africa) Bendir (North Africa)...

Cuban folkloric genre, is typically performed in triple metre using the batá drum. The term " three-step" to refer to music was initially coined in the...

Sakara drum is one of the four major families of Yoruba drums of Nigeria. The other families are the Dundun/Gangan or talking drum, the Batá drum and the...