Instrument | Tombak |
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Length | 30 / 45 / 60 minutes |
Age | +8 years |
Locations | In-Person in Richmond Hill & Online |
Start Date | Throughout The Year |
Term | 4 Lessons/1 Month or 12 Lessons/3 Month or 24 Lessons/6 Month |
Admissions | Open admission |
Genre | Traditional, Folk |
The tombak is a goblet drum, the principal percussion Persian instrument, which is played by the hands. This instrument is typically made of mulberry or walnut wood. The tombak is suitable for both solo performances and accompaniments.
Learn how to play the tombak through one of our comprehensive methods that takes you through a progressive approach, addressing technique, musicality, and so much more.
Program Information
The tombak is a very in-demand instrument, and we will offer you many new and exciting musical opportunities. The Melorin Music School provides one-on-one instruction and group sessions on multiple Iranian instruments. All students are taught basic instrumental technique, posture, technical exercises, and tombak repertoires.
Each tombak lesson takes place between one teacher and one student for either 30, 45 or 60 minutes. For children's sessions, parents can attend their child's classes.
Goals:
Our goal is the development of our students’ to their highest musical level through private lessons. Creating the correct foundation for technique and appropriate repertoire is of utmost importance. Our amazing tombak faculty takes care of utilizing elements of different teaching methods that work best for each student. Beginner students start with the fundamentals, like holding the instrument, finger placement, reading music and rhythm. Intermediate and advanced students continue to progress with increased proficiency in techniques and difficult rhythm. Our tombak curriculum covers the following subjects:
Levels / Ages offered:
the Melorin Music School provides online private tombak study at all levels and ages. No experience is needed at all, anyone can join our programs, and we will ensure you have an enjoyable experience.
Requirements:
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