Iranian Habibi Khorshidi Daf for sale | Persian Habibi Khorshidi Daf for sale

Iranian Habibi Khorshidi Daf for sale Persian Khorshidi Daf for sale Kurdish Khorshidi Daf for sale
	Habibi Daf Khorshidi model Instrument: Iranian, Kurdish, Persian frame drum Name: Daf, Daff, Deff, Duff Diameter: 52 cm (21 inch) Weight: 0.75 kg (0.72 ~ 0.76 kg) Head: Synthetic with nature HEAD texture Made by: Daf virtuoso M. Habibi santoori.com sales rank: 5 Available since: Mai 2009 All Dafs incl. a Habibi cover DOESN'T incl. 14-day money-back guarantee Terms and Conditions Payment Methods: PayPal, Western Union & Wire Transfer
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Since 2011 Santoori offers only picked up Daf drums, which have been twice surveyed by Mohammad Jaberi

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Our price German Stock: 100 €

Our price Iranian Stock: $100

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Santoori's Customer feedback about Kurdish Daf no. 5

Daniel - USA

Dear Parham,

I wanted to let you know that the Daf arrived today and it is absolutely beautiful. This instrument was a present for my son who is a percussionist ... read more

Online Lessons on Iranian Daff

Daf with its different transcription and transliteration forms like Daff, dap, def, deff, defi, diaff, duff, refers to round single-headed frame drum connected with oriental cultures.

The drum had been widely used in Folk and entertainment music. In Turkey, Syria, Iraq, Iran and elsewhere it has historical and contemporary associations with Sufi rituals. In varying forms it is found in West Asia, the Caucasus, the Iranian plateau, Central Asia and south-eastern Europe. The drum is used in a wide variety of settings: folk music, art music, entertainment and dance music and Sufi religious rituals.

Kurdish type of frame drum is historically related to the pre-Islamic Iranian dap. Variant examples appear in Armenia and among the Uighurs of Central Asia (dap); in Azerbaijan (ghaval, gaval); in Turkey, Albania, Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Macedonia (def); in Greece, particularly the north (defi).