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Drums Djembe Drum Djembe jembe is a Rope- goat skin Covered Goblet Drum Played by Hands West Africa style Djembe drums are used by a variety of people across different cultures and settings, including: ### 1. **Traditional African Communities** - The djembe originated in West Africa, where it is still widely used in ceremonies, storytelling, and communal gatherings. - It is played in cultural celebrations, rites of passage, and spiritual rituals. ### 2. **Musicians and Percussionists** - Many professional drummers and percussionists worldwide incorporate the djembe into their performances. - It is common in folk, world music, jazz, and even pop music. ### 3. **Drum Circles and Recreational Players** - People participate in community drum circles for relaxation, connection, and self-expression. - It is popular in wellness and meditation groups. ### 4. **Music Therapy and Healing Practitioners** - Music therapists use the djembe to help people with stress relief, emotional expression, and motor skill development. - It is sometimes used in therapy for individuals with autism, PTSD, and other conditions. ### 5. **Schools and Educational Programs** - Many schools use djembes to teach rhythm, cultural awareness, and teamwork. - It is a popular instrument in elementary music education and world music classes. ### 6. **Religious and Spiritual Groups** - Some churches and spiritual organizations use djembes in worship and praise music. - It is also used in shamanic and spiritual healing practices. ### 7. **Fitness and Dance Instructors** - Some dance and fitness programs incorporate djembe drumming for rhythm training and energy. - It is used in African dance classes and movement therapy. ### 8. **Street Performers and Buskers** - Many street performers use djembes because of their portability and powerful sound.

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