File:Log Drum Nagaland’s Hornbill Festival 2019.jpg
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Damma is a log drum symbolising unity of tribes
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English: Log drums are long and simple instruments of music. Members stand alongside the log, beating it to make a synchronised rhythm. Tempo increases as oneness gets reflected in the rhythm. Every gorung had a log drum indicating it’s significance to the folklore
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| Author | Aravind Manickam |
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