AP Pro Red Fish Shaped Headless Tambourine w/ Double Row of Metal Jingles

Description

The Tambourine or Marine (Commonly Called Tambo) is a Musical Instrument of the Percussion Family Consisting of a Frame, often of Wood or Plastic, with Pairs of Small Metal Jingles, called "Zils". Classically the Term Tambourine Denotes an Instrument with a Drumhead, Although Today There are Many Variants Such as This Star Shaped Tamborine Which Does Not have a Head at All, and Falls Into a More Contemporary Category of Headless Tambourines. Tambourines Come in Many Different Shapes with the Most Common Being Circular. This Star Shaped Tambourine is Stylistic and Modern. Tamborines are Found in Many Forms of Music, Italian Folk Music, Classical Music, Roma Music, Persian Music, Gospel Music, Pop Music and Rock Music. The Word Tambourine Finds Its Origins in the Middle Persian Word Tambūr "Lute, Drum" (Via the Middle French Tambour).