Ghana Drums For Sale

Ghana Drums:

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I build the following types of Ghana drums for export to your country. You are free to resell or use them for your own percussion groups and schools.

Please click on the links to find more details and ordering information:

Djembe

Ghana djembes are famous and loved for their roaring bass, light weight and beautiful African designs!

Various sizes, styles and qualities are available. For details please check out my Ghana djembe page.

Kpanlogo

This beautiful drum quickly gains more and more fans all around the world. With its mystic sound and look, it makes a wonderful, less commercialized alternative to the djembe. Learn about kpanlogo history or take a free online lesson.

For more details and ordering info please visit my kpanlogo drum page.

African Conga Drum

The African conga is a modern mix of the traditional kpanlogo and djembe drums. A rope-tuned drum with the typical warm and beautiful sound of the conga.

For more details and ordering info please visit my African conga page.

Gome Foot Drum

The gome is a box drum that's played with both hands and feet! This makes it a fun and very versatile bass instrument.

For more details and ordering info please visit my gome foot drum page.

Talking Drum

The hourglass-shaped talking drums can be found throughout West Africa. They have many different traditions, names and sizes. Famous African artists like Youssou N'Dour successfully incorporate this drum into their music.

For more details and how to order please visit my talking drums page.

Djun-Djun

The djun-djun (also called dunun, dun dun, doun doun etc.) is the set of bass drums that always accompanies the djembe.

For more details and ordering info please visit my djun-djun page.

Ewe Drums

The Ewe people are famous for their drumming! Ewe drums are even taught in Universities all around the world. A traditional set consists of various barrel drums and percussion instruments.

For more info and how to order please visit my Ewe drum page.

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