In Circassia and Dagestan, this type of folk cylindrical drum with two skin heads is called baraban, different from the "baraban" (drum) of mainland Russia, which is played with sticks.
It is different from the "baraban" (drum) of mainland Russia, which is played with sticks. In Circassia and Dagestan, this type of cylindrical folk drum (with two skin heads) is called the baraban.
In Circassia and Dagestan, this type of cylindrical folk drum (with two skin heads) is called the baraban. It is different from the "baraban" (drum) of mainland Russia, which is played with sticks.
In Circassia and Dagestan, this type of cylindrical folk drum (with two skin heads) is called the baraban. It is different from the "baraban" (drum) of mainland Russia, which is played with sticks.