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Meanings of african drums in English

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Usage of african drums in English
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In the back across from the counter was a set of African drums.
Sins of the Fathers
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African drums add a little oomph, a little fire, he said.
Reuters
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The pair start chanting in Portuguese, accompanied by African drums and jazz flute.
The Guardian
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Quinette got chills, listening to familiar hymns made unfamiliar by African voices, African drums.
Acts of faith
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His inclusion of African drums on O'Sullivan's March brings a beautifully languid stillness to the mix.
The Irish Times
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Revellers blew whistles and some pounded African drums.
Reuters
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Songs by choirs and the beats of African drums filled the cathedral during the two-hour service.
The Guardian
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Coventry walked a red carpet to the beat of African drums while thousands of Zimbabweans danced and sang.
Reuters
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Not the accustomed pounding of mountainous waves on jagged rocks-thiswas faster, sharper, deeper- abeatingof savage African drums!
Quicksilver
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He plays the violin, trumpet and African drums as well as singing; he is academic, but music is his passion.
The Guardian
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Have written to Topready to suggest a May-Day Festival with African drums to dance to, if no English May-pole to plait.
Cinderella in the South: Twenty-Five South African Tales
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The Dail restaurant in Leinster House was transformed yesterday when TDs ate a "fairly traded" lunch to the beat of African drums.
The Irish Times
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