Tambour chamanique en toile accordable 40cm
Voici le tambour chamanique en tissu toile, accordable made in France par Triton Squad
Tambour Dit " végan " car contrairement au tambour traditionnel, la peau de bête est remplacée par du tissu toile. Les cadres de différents diamètres : 40 cm soit 16 pouces, 50 cm soit 20 pouces et 60 cm soit 24 pouces sont confectionnés en sapin. La qualité du bois ainsi que son éco-responsabilité sont les préoccupations majeures de Triton Squad. Ainsi le bois utilisé porte le label PEFC ou FSC et est toujours du premier choix.
Taille: 40 cm soit 16 pouces / Poids : 0.9kg / 15 pans en sapin / Toile couleur noire / Liseré rouge
Ce tambour en toile de 40cm est le plus petit que propose Triton Squad, il possède un son médium.
Vous pouvez décorer votre tambour à votre convenance, avec des feutres textiles, POSCA ou de la peinture acrylique par exemple. Il est primordial de s'approprier son tambour pour y mettre ses propres énergies. Triton Squad nettoie énergétiquement chaque tambour afin qu'il soit le plus neutre possible pour mieux accueillir vos énergies et intentions.
Chaque tambour est accordable grâce à la chambre à air intégrée. Ainsi il est possible d'obtenir une variation d'une octave. Les tambours sont adaptés pour du voyage chamanique, du soin vibratoire ou tout simplement pour l'aspect purement musical. Un autre énorme avantage c'est que ce type de tambour ne craint pas l'humidité contrairement aux peaux naturelles. Les instruments sont de très bonne facture, aussi bien de part leur finition que de part leur sonorité. Une super alternative aux peaux animales, dès les premières secondes vous serez transporté !
- Les Frais de port sont offerts! (uniquement pour la France)
Chaque tambour est livré avec :
- une pompe à air
- une mailloche tendre qui permet d'avoir une frappe douce et bienveillante adaptée à la méditation guidée par exemple
- un présentoir en bois qui vous permettra d'exposer et ranger votre tambour en toute sécurité
- le guide d'utilisation
Triton Squad
French manufacturer of “Triton Squad” didgeridoos
Mitch, who is he?
Alias Mich or Mitch, he started music at the age of 10 by learning the trumpet in his village's music school. A jack of all trades, he also indulges in the joys of the clarinet and the synthesizer. In 1999, when he was 18 years old, he made his first trip to Australia, to visit his godfather and godmother. The latter offered him an instrument then little known in France: the didgeridoo. He immediately fell under the spell and returned a few weeks later with his first didgeridoo under his arm. Entirely self-taught, he perseveres and overcomes one by one the challenges posed by this ancestral and sacred instrument. Passionate and constantly in search of new sounds, he accumulates a veritable forest of didgeridoos, often leaving those around him perplexed when it comes to the high number of his instruments. He is regularly asked if Triton Squad is not an association of didgeridoo players... To this he replies that no, he is alone and happy. His dream is to reach 100 didgs at the end of his life. On several occasions he made his own instruments, which delighted him to the highest degree.
What is Triton Squad?
In 2013, the level he reached allowed him to create his company “Triton Squad” so that he could share his passion and make the didgeridoo known to as many people as possible. His business is divided into 5 types of services: concerts, educational interventions, vibraphonic treatments, private lessons and the manufacture/sale of didgeridoos. Mitch wants to work with children and adolescents to share with them the pacifist values linked to the practice of his instrument. To enable him to practice in the school environment, he received approval as an external speaker in musical education for the departments of Haut Rhin and Bas Rhin.
In May 2017, he “confronted” himself with the greatest European players during Didg à didg n°4. He then finished in the round of 16.
In 2019, during didg to didg n°5 which became international with the arrival of 2 Mexicans, a Peruvian and an Iranian, Mitch finished the pacifist competition in the semi-final, i.e. in the top 4 of the best registered players to this competition.