What was the ngoma drums used for?

Answer 1

The bongo drums were used in many African tribes (although they were used in many other parts of the world) because they were small, portable, easy to make. They were used for entertainment or for spiritual rituals.

Answer 2

The Ngoma, which originated in the Eastern part of Africa, is also known as the Drum of the Dead due to its relation to indigenous royal ancestor spirits. It is used during many celebrations, is a symbol of authority, and is a means of communication within tribes.

Answer 3

Ngoma Drums

• Average 11" playable surface, 42" tall
• Medium-thick cow skin head gives it that powerful, warm tonal sound
• 3-4 carved feet opens the base, necessary to produce full range of tones (carved shape of feet will vary)
• Ledge carved for bottom ring to help keep it in place for even sound distribution
• Triple-coated with liquid coconut oil and shea butter to preserve shell
• New black nylon rope, low stretch and comfortable to handle
• Rope handle makes transportation more convenient
• Cloth covered rings ensure long rope life
• Extra tuning rope included, easily tuned using the Mali weave technique
• Comes to you with the vertical's tuned up, ready to play

Answer 4

basically you use your hands or small sticks commonly refered to as (obuti obutono).

Answer 5

it wasd invented last year

Answer 6

the ngoma is made of wood

Answer 7

African drums are used for music