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The bodhrán is a traditional Irish frame drum, known for its distinctive sound and rhythmic complexity. It is a vital component of Irish traditional music, particularly in sessions and ceilidhs. The bodhrán is typically made of wood, with a stretched goat or cowhide head that is struck with a pair of sticks called "bailí." The drum is played with a combination of rolls, strokes, and patterns, creating a rich and intricate sound that is both melodic and percussive.
The bodhrán has a long history in Irish music, dating back to the 19th century. It was
The bodhrán's sound is characterized by its deep, resonant tone and the use of complex rhythms. Players
In addition to its musical role, the bodhrán holds cultural significance in Ireland. It is often associated