West African Manufactured Djembe Drums - Cause for Concern

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When shopping for a djembe drum it's important to consider the environmental ramifications of purchasing a djembe that uses illegal wood. Unfortunately, many djembe drums that are being imported into this country, from West Africa, are made from wood that has been illegally harvested. Read more about African djembe drums here.

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8. Earth Friendly Djembe

9. About African Djembes

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1. History of Djembe Drums

2. Which Size is Right for Me?

3. Wood vs. Synthetic Djembe

4. Rope Tuned vs. Key Tuned Djembe

5. Djembe Rope Tuning Demo

6. How to Play a Djembe

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posted by Kristin @ 5:32 AM

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