Indian Drums. These painted instruments consisted of a wooden drum, an earthenware one and a Tam-tam. The instruments were used rhythmically and were said to occupy a place on the border between music and sheer noise.

Indian Drums. These painted instruments consisted of a wooden drum, an earthenware one and a Tam-tam. The instruments were used rhythmically and were said to occupy a place on the border between music and sheer noise.
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