Striking, multicultural design
The ‘World’ design embodies the inclusive spirit of djembe drumming. Inspired by Andy Gleadhill’s Slap Djembe teachers guide, the map-style sarong-wrapped shell immerses students in a multicultural learning experience. It’s visually striking too, with many flags providing great colorful diversity atop a deep blue oceanic background that looks great in any lighting.
Additionally, the tactile playing surface provides a “REAL FEEL.”
The budget-friendly SLAP Djembe is a great choice for those wanting to explore djembes or supplement their current collection without breaking the bank. Low cost with high quality – SLAP Djembe players appreciate the tactile playing surface’s authentic feel and its consistency outdoors. Portability is another bonus for them due to its lightweight and the included strap.
Beyond the classroom SLAP Djembe are the perfect choice for a wide range of musical applications – family music making, drum circles, music therapy, and individual players looking to supplement their current djembe collection.
Award Winning SLAP Djembe Instructional Book by Andy Gleadhill
Whether you are a percussion expert or have never taught music before, this incredible resource is the best introduction to playing and teaching the djembe. The innovative, accessible notation can be used with any drum, but pairs perfectly with Slap Djembes which the bass, tone, and slap symbols printed on the drumhead. Sold separately.
Let’s Play Together
Great gift for your favorite percussionist age 3+ and adults. This djembe is a perfect drum for new or aspiring drummers. Its popularity is due to the wide range of pitches it produces - bass, tone and slap, which the SLAP Djembe soundly produces. It is also used in a wide variety of settings such as home recreational music making, drum circles and music therapy, bringing the healing power of music to all.
Testimonial
Slap Percussion is what Elementary music education has been waiting for! The instruments of SLAP Percussion Range are very responsive to the students’ touch and produce a superior sound to any other elementary hand percussion instrument. The graphics on the heads are a godsend when teaching the different sounds and tones of hand percussion. The instruments themselves are very sturdy and can take the stress that young elementary students can put on instruments. In addition, these instruments are perfect for use by special needs in the inclusion music classroom. Finally, the cost alone for such a quality instrument makes this a highly desirable addition to the classroom. I highly recommend these instruments to any general music or elementary music program!
Edwin Anderson
Music Teacher
Beverly Shores Elementary School
Leesburg, Fl.