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Six course  Arabic Oud Rosewood  with classic tear drop shape and bowl bottom. It includes 7 wound nylon strings and 4 rectified nylon strings, as well as a fixed Rosewood bridge. The body of the  Arabic Oud Rosewood  and neck are made from Rosewood and the bowl has white pinstripes in between each wooden stave. The neck and tuning pegs are also made out of Rosewood. Its soundboard is made out of spruce wood and has three round shaped sound holes, one larger one in the center and two smaller ones below on the sides. There is also a Rosewood pick guard at bottom to help prevent scratching sound board when playing. The decorations can vary from those photographed. This  oud  contains a great selection of woods and wonderful craftsmanship. There are multiple tuning options for instrument, but we recommend using the Arabic method: DGADGC. This oud has a range of more than 3 octaves. Accessories include a gig bag and Owner’s Guide. The oud is the main instrum...

Six course Arabic oud with classic tear drop  shape and bowl bottom. It includes 7 wound nylon strings and 4 rectified nylon strings, as well as a fixed walnut bridge.  The body of the Arabic Oud  and neck are made from walnut and the bowl has white pinstripes in between each wooden stave. The neck and tuning pegs are also made out of walnut. Its soundboard is made out of spruce wood and has three round shaped sound holes, one larger one in the center and two smaller ones below on the sides. There is also a  walnut pick guard  at bottom to help prevent scratching sound board when playing. The decorations can vary from those photographed. This oud contains a great selection of woods and wonderful craftsmanship. There are multiple tuning options for instrument, but we recommend using the Arabic method: DGADGC. This oud has a range of more than 3 octaves. Accessories include a gig bag and Owner’s Guide. The oud is the main instrument of Arabic music and is ...

Handcrafted massive wooden music stand Properties: * Adjustable height and tilt. * Total height: 46 "- 62" From the floor to the bottom of the bookshelf: * 33 "- 49" Spiral section: 2 * 6 "foot: * 19.5 "bookshelf: * 20 "W x 13" high To buy music stand and musical instruments, visit www.mid-east.com.pk

This solid Rosewood music stand has adjustable height and tilt. It is designed by The Early Music Shop of Bradford England. The approximate full height is 63 inches, closed height is 53 inches. The music rack is 18 inches wide by 12 inches tall. Each music rack adjusts independently to a number of notched positions. To buy music stand and musical instruments, visit www.mid-east.com.pk

Two goat skin heads are tied to a wooden frame with thread rope. A thread snare is tied to one head. The Playing surface is about 11.5″. The drum is about 4.5″ deep. Each drum is shipped with a playing sticks. This is an historic reproduction designed by The Early Music Shop of Bradford, England. The English word “tabor” is derived from the Latin word for drum. Today we use the term tabor or refer to the two headed squat drums associated with the Fife and Drum. The thin shell of the tabor, looks like a frame drum shell with two heads. The shell is traditionally tin so the light weight instrument could be carried, and played, for long periods of time. The heads are usually rope tuned with a snare on one side. Players usually hang the drum from the forearm while using one stick to strike the snared head. The tabor is suspended by a strap from the forearm, somewhere between the elbow and wrist. They should never be played on a drum stand; which would muffle the sound. Today Tabors have a...

Two goat skin heads are tied to a wooden frame with thread rope. A thread snare is tied to one head. The Playing surface is about 8.75″. The drum is about 4.5″ deep. Each drum is shipped with a playing sticks. This is an historic reproduction designed by The Early Music Shop of Bradford, England. The English word “tabor” is derived from the Latin word for drum. Today we use the term tabor or refer to the two headed squat drums associated with the Fife and Drum. The thin shell of the tabor, looks like a frame drum shell with two heads. The shell is traditionally tin so the light weight instrument could be carried, and played, for long periods of time. The heads are usually rope tuned with a snare on one side. Players usually hang the drum from the forearm while using one stick to strike the snared head. The tabor is suspended by a strap from the forearm, somewhere between the elbow and wrist. They should never be played on a drum stand; which would muffle the sound. Today Tabors have ...

This cylindrical drum has two heads, one with a snare. When the drum head is struck with the drum sticks, the snare adds a vibration, or rattle, to the drum’s din. The Medieval style drums are made with two, rope tuned, skin heads that are rolled and stitched with the snare on the top head. This style of drum is a traditional military drum with a long history. To buy medieval drum and musical instruments, visit www.mid-east.com.pk

Standard Irish Bouzouki with Padded Gig Bag. This 4-course/8-string Irish Bouzouki was adapted from it’s Greek-cousin for Celtic music. By far the most common tuning for the Irish bouzouki is G2 D3 A3 D4. Other tunings are G2 D3 A3 E4, and A2 D3 A3 D4.  To buy irish bouzouki and musical instruments, visit www.mid-east.com.pk