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- Ceremonial_drum abstract "Ceremonial drums are used in a ritual context by indigenous peoples around the world, often accompanied by singing or chanting.In the circumpolar regions the drums have been classified by traits such as the knob, frame design, size, membrane motifs, ornaments, etc. There are therefore two main groups of drums: those with internal and those with external knobs. Drums with internal knobs are found amongst the Tjuktjer in Asia and among North American Inuit. Drums with external knobs are more widespread and are divided into four types: West Siberian: (Khant, Mansi, Nenets) South Siberian: (groups living above and in the mid regions of the Yenisei River). This type has many variations (Sajano-Yeniseic, Sjoric, Altaic) Mid Siberian: This type has two variants, Evenki-Yakutic and Nganasans-Entsic. Middle East: (Nanayians, Udegeyians, Ulchians, Nivkhians, Ainu, Evenkians, Buryatsians, Yukagirians, Dolganians, Orochs, Orokians, Negidalians and Zabaykalska Evenkians, that is Evenkians from the region far Lake Baikal, where two types are characteristic: Amursic and Zabaykalic)The historical Saami drum, sometimes termed rune drum, belonged to the South Siberian kind, Sajano-Yeniseic subtype. (Those are, however, very similar to the Sjoric subtypes.) The Sami word for drum is 'kannus', 'kobdas' and the Altaic term is 'komus'. The Sami drum-stick term is 'arpa'; the Altaic term is 'orba'.".
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- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Ainu_people.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Buryats.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Category:Drums.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Category:Shamanistic_music.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Chukchi_people.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Dolgans.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Evenk_peoples.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Evenks.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Inuit.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Khanty_people.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Lake_Baikal.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Mansi_people.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Nanay_River.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Negidals.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Nenets_people.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Nivkh_people.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Oroch_people.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Orok_people.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Sami_drum.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Sami_people.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Udege_people.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Ulch_people.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Yenisei_River.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Yukagir.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLink Zabaykalska_Evenkians.
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLinkText "Ceremonial drum".
- Ceremonial_drum wikiPageWikiLinkText "ceremonial drum".
- Ceremonial_drum auto "yes".
- Ceremonial_drum date "December 2009".
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- Ceremonial_drum subject Category:Drums.
- Ceremonial_drum subject Category:Shamanistic_music.
- Ceremonial_drum type Membranophone.
- Ceremonial_drum comment "Ceremonial drums are used in a ritual context by indigenous peoples around the world, often accompanied by singing or chanting.In the circumpolar regions the drums have been classified by traits such as the knob, frame design, size, membrane motifs, ornaments, etc. There are therefore two main groups of drums: those with internal and those with external knobs. Drums with internal knobs are found amongst the Tjuktjer in Asia and among North American Inuit.".
- Ceremonial_drum label "Ceremonial drum".
- Ceremonial_drum sameAs Q5064156.
- Ceremonial_drum sameAs Zeremonialtrommel.
- Ceremonial_drum sameAs m.03p7gp.
- Ceremonial_drum sameAs Ceremonitrumma.
- Ceremonial_drum sameAs Q5064156.
- Ceremonial_drum wasDerivedFrom Ceremonial_drum?oldid=543827518.
- Ceremonial_drum isPrimaryTopicOf Ceremonial_drum.