The igba is a tom-tom that has a beating surface of the same approximate diameter as a bongo. An igba may be as small as seven inches, or as tall as three feet. Traditionally, the deeper shelled igba are played with the hand, while the shorter drums are played with a curved stick. In an ensemble these drums often lead, and are used to "talk" by the talking drummers. By hammering on the tuning wedges which line the perimeter of the skin, the player tightens the drum's skin (usually made from antelope) to achieve the desired pitch and tone.
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| - The igba is a tom-tom that has a beating surface of the same approximate diameter as a bongo. An igba may be as small as seven inches, or as tall as three feet. Traditionally, the deeper shelled igba are played with the hand, while the shorter drums are played with a curved stick. In an ensemble these drums often lead, and are used to "talk" by the talking drummers. By hammering on the tuning wedges which line the perimeter of the skin, the player tightens the drum's skin (usually made from antelope) to achieve the desired pitch and tone. (en)
- Iba (igba) é um tom-tom que tem uma superfície de batimento do mesmo diâmetro aproximado como um bongo. Uma iba pode ser tão pequeno quanto 7 polegadas, ou tão alto como 3 pés. Tradicionalmente, os ibas mais profundos sem casca são tocados com a mão, enquanto os tambores mais curtos são tocados com uma vara curva. Em um conjunto desses tambores muitas vezes levam, e são usados para "falar" pelos tocadores falantes. Por martelagem sobre as cunhas de ajuste que ladeiam o perímetro da pele, o tocador aperta a pele do tambor (normalmente feita a partir de antílope) para obter a altura desejada e tom. (pt)
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| - African Percussion instrument, Heads are antelope skin. (en)
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| - The igba is a tom-tom that has a beating surface of the same approximate diameter as a bongo. An igba may be as small as seven inches, or as tall as three feet. Traditionally, the deeper shelled igba are played with the hand, while the shorter drums are played with a curved stick. In an ensemble these drums often lead, and are used to "talk" by the talking drummers. By hammering on the tuning wedges which line the perimeter of the skin, the player tightens the drum's skin (usually made from antelope) to achieve the desired pitch and tone. The igba (Cylinder-drum) is a piece of hollow wood covered at one end with animal hide held down tight with fasteners. The artist carries it over his shoulder with the help of a shoulder strap. The artist produces the sound by beating on the animal hide with his fingers or combination of one set of fingers and a special stick. The cylinder-drum accompanies dances, songs, religious and secular ceremonies, and its tunes have been known to give special signals for good news as well as bad news. (en)
- Iba (igba) é um tom-tom que tem uma superfície de batimento do mesmo diâmetro aproximado como um bongo. Uma iba pode ser tão pequeno quanto 7 polegadas, ou tão alto como 3 pés. Tradicionalmente, os ibas mais profundos sem casca são tocados com a mão, enquanto os tambores mais curtos são tocados com uma vara curva. Em um conjunto desses tambores muitas vezes levam, e são usados para "falar" pelos tocadores falantes. Por martelagem sobre as cunhas de ajuste que ladeiam o perímetro da pele, o tocador aperta a pele do tambor (normalmente feita a partir de antílope) para obter a altura desejada e tom. O iba (Cilindro-tambor) é um pedaço de madeira oca coberto em uma extremidade com pele de animais presa com prendedores. O artista leva por cima do ombro com a ajuda de uma alça de ombro. O artista produz o som batendo na pele do animal com os dedos ou combinando um conjunto de dedos e um bastão especial. O tambor de cilindro acompanha danças, canções, e cerimônias religiosas seculares, e suas melodias são conhecidas por dar sinais especiais de boas notícias e más notícias. (pt)
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