Very interesting how different the techniques are for this instrument. What a great lesson in both musical diversity as well as cultural diversity. Thank you!
Thanks so much for this serie about the Tombak. I've bought a Tombak two years ago and the resources for learning a Tombak are rare (if you don't speak Farsi that is). It's a fascinating instrument and surprisingly hard to play with the many techniques imagionable.
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That berry is Mulberry! It grows to enormous trees in Iran and the fruit is delicious! Any hard wood that is turnable would do! In Iran it is usually made of Mulberry, Walnut, Ash, Maple, sycamore, cherry etc. NOT Pine! The skin is usually about 1mm thick! It is usually calf and thin camel. Deer and thick goat is also good! But NOT sheep! Sheep is too thin!
درود بر تو. مالبری (توت) رو همه جای امریکا واروپا و حتی کانادا و استرالیا میشه پیدا کرد. بعضی از تنبکهای ارزان از چوب کاج و سپیدار هم ساخته میشن. تنبکهای فایبر گلاسی و حتی کاربن فایبری با پوست سینتاتیک هم وجود دارند و بعضی صدای خوبی دارن
👏 Wow! 😲 When Bahareh Moghtadaei was playing the Tonbak what immediately came to mind was a Persian belly dancer, in her full native costume, doing all those seductive hip gyrations. Now, how’s that for diversity with the Tonbak? 😉
3:37 "...and I'm sure people are dying to hear what it sounds like". Bullcrap! Dude, let her go on. I want to see MORE of this absolutely gorgeous Iranian woman. So don't ever interrupt her again (please). Let her just sit there and be the beautiful angel that she is. A lot of eye therapy indeed!
پاینده باشی وسلامت بانوی برازنده .شایسته.سرشار از وقار. و زیبای ایران زمین.🌹❤️🌹❤️
Great Bahareh Moghtadaei! Amazing
Very interesting how different the techniques are for this instrument. What a great lesson in both musical diversity as well as cultural diversity. Thank you!
What a cool sounding instrument and a talented percussionist
That's right.
Thanks so much for this serie about the Tombak. I've bought a Tombak two years ago and the resources for learning a Tombak are rare (if you don't speak Farsi that is). It's a fascinating instrument and surprisingly hard to play with the many techniques imagionable.
Baukereg You’re welcome. It is an instrument that has many more aspects to it than it appears.
Thanks for introducing us to Bahareh and the tonbak. 👏👏👏
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Mulbery = Dut ; Mulbery wood use for building string instrument such as Setar, and hand percussion like Tonbak.
Fantastic instrument :D
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That berry is Mulberry! It grows to enormous trees in Iran and the fruit is delicious! Any hard wood that is turnable would do! In Iran it is usually made of Mulberry, Walnut, Ash, Maple, sycamore, cherry etc. NOT Pine! The skin is usually about 1mm thick! It is usually calf and thin camel. Deer and thick goat is also good! But NOT sheep! Sheep is too thin!
درود بر تو. مالبری (توت) رو همه جای امریکا واروپا و حتی کانادا و استرالیا میشه پیدا کرد. بعضی از تنبکهای ارزان از چوب کاج و سپیدار هم ساخته میشن. تنبکهای فایبر گلاسی و حتی کاربن فایبری با پوست سینتاتیک هم وجود دارند و بعضی صدای خوبی دارن
👏 Wow! 😲
When Bahareh Moghtadaei was playing the Tonbak what immediately came to mind was a Persian belly dancer, in her full native costume, doing all those seductive hip gyrations. Now, how’s that for diversity with the Tonbak? 😉
3:37 "...and I'm sure people are dying to hear what it sounds like".
Bullcrap! Dude, let her go on. I want to see MORE of this absolutely gorgeous Iranian woman. So don't ever interrupt her again (please). Let her just sit there and be the beautiful angel that she is.
A lot of eye therapy indeed!
😂😂😂😂😂wtf
I’m more impressed by her musicianship-something she chose to work hard on, unlike her genetics