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Kits - Drumming
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12 PLAYERS
24 PLAYERS
1 Drumming Pack - Large
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2 Drumming Pack - Medium
Everything you need to create a complete African An excellent insight into the range of drums played
percussion section. A full range of Dundun drums along the west coast of Africa. The range of Djembe
provide the bass, a wide selection of Djembe sizes sizes create multi-layered rhythms led by a drum
make up the ensemble rhythms and the section is leader on the larger sized Djembe.
completed with the traditional African hand percussion A great way to start or add to your drumming group,
instruments, Caxixi and Shekeres. Ideal for teaching providing savings on individual drum prices.
large groups of children – pack includes: Pack includes:
3 x Dundun 1 x Dundun
6 x 8” Jammer Djembe 3 x 8” Jammer Djembe
6 x 9.5” Jammer Djembe 3 x 9.5” Jammer Djembe
2 x 12” Jammer Djembe 2 x 12” Jammer Djembe
4 x Caxixi 2 x Caxixi
3 x Gourd Shekere 1 x Gourd Shekere
070-MES0795 £999.00 070-MES0797 £750.00
3 Djembe Pack - Large
Perfect for adding a large number of different sized
Djembe to your drumming group. The range provides
a wide variety of tones, allowing different layers to
be created. Traditional Caxixi and Gourd Shekeres are
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24 PLAYERS
included to complete the set.
Pack includes:
8 x 8” Jammer Djembe
6 x 9.5” Jammer Djembe
3 x 12” Jammer Djembe
4 x Caxixi
3 x Gourd Shekere
070-MES0796 £900.00
4 Djembe Pack - Entry Level
This ‘entry level’ Djembe Pack is great for getting a
drumming group started. It includes an appropriate
and good quality range of drums.
Pack includes:
4 x 5” Small Handheld Djembe
3 x 5.5” Medium Handheld Djembe
2 x 6.5” Large Handhold Djembe
2 x 8” Jammer Djembe
11 PLAYERS
070-MES0798 £200.00
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