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talking drum seko:01040 (drum) #8

Open jarmosaarikko opened 1 year ago

jarmosaarikko commented 1 year ago

Are these the same instrument? If not, we would need more specific definitions as the current defintions are very ovelapping.

talking drum http://urn.fi/urn:nbn:fi:au:seko:01040 BT rumpu (drum)

Yleisnimitys afrikkalaisille viestejä välittäville rummuille.
Generic name for African message-carrying drums.
Wikipedia: Talking drum -- several names in various languages (Dùndún, Gángan in Yoruba)
See also GMO talking drum (Paywall)
- In general the term includes any drum including the Slit-drum
LCMPT talking drum BT hourglass drum
- UF dùndún, gángán
See also DBPedia Talking drum

tama http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q1321104 BT hourglass drum

Länsiafrikkalainen kaksikalvoinen, tiimalasin muotoinen rumpu.
A West African double-headed, hourglass-shaped drum.
See also: GMO tama [tamanin, dumanu, dumanan, dunkan] (Paywall)

dundun seko:00308 BT rumpu (drum)

Länsiafrikkalainen kaksikalvoinen rumpu.
West African double-headed drum. See also:
GMO: Dunun [dundun, djoundjoung; ngangan, konkonin] (Paywall)
MIMO Djoungdjoung
- UF Dundu, Dundun
DBPedia: Dunun

ganga seko:00357 BT rumpu (drum)

Afrikkalainen, kaksikalvoinen rumpu.
African two-headed drum.
See also GMO ganga (Paywall)
- (1) The most common name for the double-headed cylindrical snare drum used in the music of a number of West and North African cultures,

See sources:

https://doi.org/10.1093/gmo/9781561592630.article.10622 says "ganga" is "talking drum" in Yoruban language
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drums_in_communication