dabakan

E456785

The dabakan is a goblet-shaped drum used by the Maranao people of the Philippines, commonly played in the kulintang ensemble to provide rhythmic accompaniment in traditional music.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
darbuka 2
dabakan canonical 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf drum
idiophone-accompanied membranophone
musical instrument
associatedWith Maguindanao people
linked to: Maguindanaon people

Maranao people
linked to: Maranao

agung
linked to: agong

babandir
kulintang
belongsToCulture Maguindanao culture
linked to: Maguindanaon people

Maranao culture
linked to: Maranao
belongsToTradition kulintang music tradition
classification single-headed drum
culturalContext Islamic Filipino culture
drumheadMaterial animal skin
goatskin
lizard skin
ethnomusicologicalCategory Philippine gong-chime ensemble drum
function rhythmic base for kulintang
timekeeping instrument
hasComponent body
drumhead
shell
hasOrigin Philippines
hasShape goblet-shaped drum
partOf kulintang ensemble
playedWith bamboo sticks
rattan sticks
sticks
playingPosition placed on a stand
played horizontally
playingTechnique struck on drumhead with sticks
shellMaterial hollowed log
wood
soundProduction membrane vibration
tuning indefinite pitch
typicalRegion Mindanao
southern Philippines
usedBy Maguindanao people
linked to: Maguindanaon people

Maranao people
linked to: Maranao
usedFor rhythmic accompaniment
usedIn celebrations
kulintang ensemble
religious events
rituals
weddings
usedInGenre Maguindanao traditional music
Maranao traditional music
traditional Philippine music

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Middle Eastern music usesInstrument darbuka
linked to: dabakan
Dabke instrument darbuka
linked to: dabakan