PEYMAN AND HIS TONBAK

Ghaval (Gaval) -- Azerbaijani Frame Drum
Homepage
Contact Info
Meastro Nasehpour
Peyman's Biography
Tonbak (Tombak or Zarb)
Tonbak and Tonbaknavaz
Zarb or Tonbak?
Doumbek
Ghaval (Gaval)
Daf (Dap)
Naghara (Nagara)
Tabla (Table) of India
Dohol
Hand Drumming
My Articles
Persian Musical Instruments
Kamancheh
Santoor
Setar
Azeri Music
Indian Classical Music
Khuzestani Music
Drums in Persian Paintings
Female Drummers
We Love Drums
Persian Dance
My Country Iran (Persia)
My Masters
Musical Short CV
Maths
Sitemap
Useful links

Azerbaijani dayereh (Azeri dayereh)

ostad_latif_tahmasebizadeh.jpg
Ostad Latif Tahmasebi-zadeh, great master of ghaval

 
 
 
Ghaval (also spelled gaval in Azerbaijani Latin alphabets) is the Azerbaijani frame drum. Ghaval - that is called also daf - is the drum that is played by a Mugham singer (Khananda -- a Persian name that means singer) and is an accompaniment for the Azerbaijani traditional ensemble.
 
 
Thanks to great efforts of Ostad Latif Tahmasebi-zadeh (my master), it has been believed that it could be played in solo form also.
 
Useful links:
 
 
 
 

Peyman and his tonbak (2002)

Tar Setar Barbat Kamancheh Gheychak Santoor Ghanoon Ney Tonbak Daf