Two headed drum with rope tensioning and releasable gut snares, modelled after the folk instruments from southern France. The tambour provençal drum has a small shell and makes a similar dull sound to a tenor drum. Predominantly used in French repertoire - with and without snares (Bizet, Milhaud). The drum heads are tensioned in the traditional manner using hemp ropes with movable leather ears (tensioning devices).

Shell

• 6 layered cross laminated common beech shell, multi-lacquered interior
• Colour: natural beech multi-layer varnished

Wooden counterhoops

Traditionally made from multi-ply beech wood, ergonomically rounded and multi-layer varnished

Tensioning ropes

Hemp ropes with untreated leather ears (tensioning devices)

Head options

Batter head

• plastic head REMO Renaissance®
• calf head KALFO

Resonant head

plastic head REMO Weatherking™

Snares

Finely adjustable release mechanism with gut snares
(wound gut, steel wire or snare wire on request)

Mounting options

• Rubber mounting-piece 142GSH, to fit swivelling stand upper part 142B
• without holder

Accessories (additional charge)

Recommended stand from our range:

• for drum without holder: 133-140
• for drum with rubber mounting-piece 142GSH: 133-142B