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**Pottery Drums**
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Hi!!! Welcome to the 'Arts' page of the website.. This is a place where music and ceramics come together to create beautiful works of musical art. Each piece that you see below is not only a functional drum but also a labor of love, created by Thomas Parker. Feast your eyes and ears on the fantastic creations below. (sound may not yet be available.))
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The drums shown below are "Talking Drums" These drums are originally from Africa and they are played under one arm with a curved stick in the other hand. The strings are squeezed together towards the body of the drum and this causes a raising or lowering of the pitch. This is also how the drums got their name. The constant pitch bending sounds as if the drum was 'Talking'.
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The drums shown below are called,"UDU's" Singular,"UDU" They do not use a membrane head. Instead the sound is produced by hitting one of the openings with the palm of your hand. A water droplet type sound is produced. A lower pitch is made by striking the hole on the body of the drum and a higher pitch sound is produced by striking the hole at the top..))
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