History Of African Drums

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What History Books Say

About The Earliest History Of Percussion Instruments

Historians and anthropologists can only speculate about the beginnings. But what they say seems pretty logic:

The first instruments ever used to accompany singing and dancing were clapping hands and stamping feet.

Next were probably objects like sticks, logs, hips or rocks to play rhythms and voilà: the first idiophones were born!
In order to play louder, some smart brains must have started to craft more complex instruments like log drums or slit drums.
As the experimenting continued, the powerful sound that results from stretching a skin over a resonator was discovered: a membranophone!

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You would love to learn about African culture? Traditional drumming is a great way to get a taste of this magical continent. You'll not only broaden your horizon, but also connect with an interesting crowd of like-minded people around you.

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