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Nederlands: Slaginstrument. Een tiwa, of tiva/tifa, van de Kai-eilanden. De tiwa is een enkelvellige buistrom.
Tiwas werden traditioneel gebruikt ter begeleiding van dansen en ceremonien vlak voordat zeereizen werden ondernomen, of door roeiers terwijl ze boten roeiden. Soms werden ze gebruikt tijdens een uitdrijving van geesten. Gedurende het bespelen slaan meisjes op de trommen en zingen (Kunst, 1945:222). Tiwa trommen worden door de hele Kai eilanden in het zuidoostelijk deel van de Molukken bespeeld. Deze voormalige specerijeneilanden omvatten talloze atols en andere eilandjes. De grootte van de tiwa hangt af van het herkomstgebied (Kunst 1945: 223). het is het dominanste instrument in de muziek van de Molukken. Indonesische musici gebruiken de tiwa tot op de dag van vandaag. De Molukse muziek wordt gespeeld tijdens vieringen door heel Indonesie en in lokale media besproken.
Tiwas were traditionally used to accompany dances as well as ceremonies that precede sea voyages or by oarsmen as they row boats. Sometimes they were used during an exorcism to rid the spirits of someone who is "possessed by the devil". During this performance girls beat the drum and sing. (Kunst 1945, p.222). Tiwa drums are found throughout the entire archipelago of the Kai Islands in the south-eastern part of the province of Malaku in Indonesia. These former Spice Islands include many thousands of atolls and other islands dotting the sea. The size and proportion of tiwa drums may vary depending on the local area. (Kunst 1945, p.223). The drum is the dominant musical instrument in the music of the Malaku province. Indonesian musicians continue to use the tiwa drum in their music today. Malukan folksongs and international popular songs can be found in local media and at celebrations throughout Indonesia. . Enkelvellige bekervormige tromUndetermined language : Tifa |
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| Date | before 1902 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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