单词	tassa drum
释义	tassa drum /ˈtasə / noun West Indian A large one-sided Indian goatskin drum, typically hung from the neck and played with two sticks.They were followed by a presentation of traditional Native American Indian mas which accompanied themselves with a tassa drum section.... But among the more dramatic changes evident this year was the use of a new type of tassa drum, one that avoided both the clay bowl and goatskin-playing-surface of the traditional model. So we decided to play and sing the music, but we added the tassa drums in the background, and the crowd went crazy. Origin Tassa from Hindi.
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