Description

World renowned percussionist Glen Velez performs masterful solo pieces and duets with Layne Redmond. Frame drums from around the world, mbira and other instruments provide a variety of textures for his rhythmic explorations.

Features: Glen Velez, Layne Redmond

Instruments used by Glen Pandero 18″ tunable frame drum from Spain. There are no jingles and the head is made of calf skin.
Pandiero 14″ tambourine from Brazil played in a style originally from Africa.
Bendir 14″ frame drum from Morocco with a rope snare and a goat skin head.
Diora 18″ frame drum from Afghanistan with a deer skin head
Adufe 16″ square double-headed frame drum with pellet bells inside the drum. It’s origin is in Northern Spain, and it’s head is made of calf skin.
Bodhran 22″ frame drum from Ireland with a goatskin head.
Mbira a traditional instrument from Southern Africa made of forged iron keys fastened to an iron bridge. The resonating chamber is made of wood or a small gourd.