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"Single Jingle" model: The same as ones pictured except that it has only one set of double-row jingles, something like the Indian kinjira. This instrument can be considered a hybrid hand drum/tambourine: Though less bright in tone quality than the regular tambourine, it gets fuller-sounding dum, edge and slap sounds. Diameter 8"; Height 2 3/8". |
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Collegium model: This instrument is based on a Leedy
tambourine made earlier this century. Nine pairs of jingles in a single row, made of
either German silver or brass. It is designed to be hit the modern way (knuckles or tips
of the fingers); also good for thumb rolls. Bright, delicate, and articulate sound, very
good for renaissance dances, or in any chamber music situation. Diameter 8" - Height 1 3/4". |
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