Iraqi Rhythmsإيقاعات عراقية

Some Iraqi rhythms performed by Hussain Al-A3dhami's orchestra in Bahrain, 11/11/2005
Percussion instruments:
Artists:
Sami Abel- Ahad: Tabla (darbucka): main and lead percussion
Abdel-Kareem Harboud: Naqaara: light harmonic twin drums
Ali Ismail Jassim: Khishba: slim hand drum with fish skin as its battering head
Falaah Ismail Al-Mousilli: Riq: tambourine
Ali Ismail Jassim; Tabul: base drum

[@Othman1baghdad]

العراق بلد الحظارات والثقافة والادب والتنوع الشري بلدي الحبيب

[@عليالسومري-ذ3ذ]

عاش العراق العظيم بلد العلم والحضاره والفن وسيد الطرب

[@اصيلالعراقي-د8ل]

يا عراق يا بلد الجمال و الفن 😍😍😍😍

[@achannel1818]

My uncle bought 2 zamboors during ramadan for 3000 dinar total. So around £2. Enough to buy a 2 litre bottle of pepsi

[@gonulceylan1494]

Amazing where did he buy

[@achannel1818]

@@gonulceylan1494 They were made of dried clay. Not wood. He got it from a market in Baghdad

[@receivelight]

love the rhthms

[@zahraaabbas6907]

Rabab Al-Amin
Called iraqi zanbor or iraqi keshba

[@alifarhan3799]

beautiful!

[@ruwebeats8338]

great!

[@MrWien2010]

very nice

[@Treckorz]

@kaldo4life3 its the khishba or you call it zamboor which means wasp in arabic.

[@kaldo4life3]

whats the name of that little skiny drum that guy sitting next to they guy with with bongo like drums is using?

[@PowerShowdown]

darbuka

[@try2justbe]

no!

[@graphyy]

It’s Zamboor, that what shakes the nation day n night

[@bertoluzzi2009]

as they are called rhythms?

[@X5ElemenT5X]

rip right ear