The Dandu Beraya is a simple drum, carved from a bamboo trunk. The drummer utilizes two sticks made out of Atteriya to play the instrument. These sticks are 8 to 12 inches in length.

The Dandu Beraya is a simple drum carved from bamboo and is tied to the drummer’s waist. It is played with two atteriya sticks eight to twelve inches in length and is used for communication …

Nov 27, 2014 · The Dandu Beraya is a simple drum, carved from a bamboo trunk. The drummer utilizes two sticks made out of Atteriya to play the instrument. These sticks are 8 to 12 inches …

The Yak Beraya is the main drum used to accompany dance sequences in this religion of Sri Lanka. This cylindrical drum is covered with the stomach lining of cattle and turned out of …

Apr 15, 2023 · Dandu Beraya. Dandu Beraya is different from the rest of Sri Lankan drums. It is a simple drum what is made of bamboo trunk. A stick made of Atteriya is used to play the drum …

Aug 7, 2023 · These three musical domains proudly display their own identifying instruments: the gata beraya (beraya means drum) which represents the Up-Country tradition, the yak beraya …

Davula: This drum is used in most of the Buddhist ceremonies all over the island. This drum is cylindrical, but much shorter than the Yak Bera. An important feature of this drum is that one …

Yak Beraya (යක් බෙරය) is a traditional Sri Lankan drum used in rituals and folk performances. It produces deep, rhythmic beats in exorcisms and cultural dances.

Several different Sri Lankan drums are associated with each region; the Geta Beraya for Kandyan dancing, Yak Beraya for Ruhuna, Davula drum for Sabaragamuwa traditional dancing, and so …

The Dandu Beraya is a simple drum carved from bamboo and is tied to the drummer’s waist. It is played with two atteriya sticks eight to twelve inches in length and is used for communication …