'Uganda' Drum Ugandan 19th century "Uganda drum" refers to a drum type of East Africa in and around Uganda. Its wooden body is concealed beneath closely spaced lacing that secures the drums two skins, one beaten, the other unsounded and stretched over the base.

'Uganda' Drum Ugandan 19th century "Uganda drum" refers to a drum type of East Africa in and around Uganda. Its wooden body is concealed beneath closely spaced lacing that secures the drums two skins, one beaten, the other unsounded and stretched over the base.
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