Observed arrival · 2026-09-29
Tannoury Percussion’s Lebanese-made instruments
A percussion workshop in Wadi Shahrour, Lebanon, presents its range of Eastern percussion instruments, with repairs and custom orders available.
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- Percussionists seeking Eastern drums or instrument repairs
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- The catalog includes a 23 cm riq with 0.8 mm brass jingles, five invisible screws, and a hard case.
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The catalog names both familiar and less widely encountered instruments, including katem, mazhar, tabel, and the Tannoury Tek_Box. Product detail varies: the 23 cm riq listing specifies its jingles, screw design, and included hard case, while some items are simply marked as requiring a price inquiry. The site says the instruments are made and finished at the Wadi Shahrour workshop; orders and shipping questions are routed to direct contact.
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