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The City Council and the Association of Drums of Moratalla donate a drum to the Museum of Ethnic Music Barranda to become part of the permanent collection of the same.
The donation ceremony will take place next Tuesday, June 16, at 1930 hours with the presence of the mayors of Caravaca and Moratalla, Domingo Aranda and Juan Llorente, respectively, and the museum's director, Carlos Blanco, President Drum Association of Moratalla, José García.
Given the characteristics of the Museum of Ethnic Music Barranda, has seen fit to donate a piece not only representative of craftsmanship Moratalla, but "with history."
The sample chosen, which undoubtedly will complete the section on the Northwest, complementing their "brothers" Mülenen, Forty is a string, which for more than 15 years has been stationed at Drum School Moratalla, having gone through the hands of hundreds of children who have started with him in the world drummer.
In addition, during all these years, this drum has participated in various exhibitions offered by students from the School of Drums at the opening ceremony and proclamation of Easter.
With the delivery of this instrument to the museum, is expected to help improve their already magnificent collection, as well as ensuring the presence of Moratalla in it, through one of the most characteristic elements of folklore and traditions.
On the other hand, this act is to strengthen the support and collaboration between the City Council and the Association Moratalla drum with the City of Caravaca and the Museum of Ethnic Music Barranda.
Accompany the various authorities of Moratalla drummers of all ages, dressed in traditional clothing that will make a traditional touch display moratallero.
The drum was given leave of his working life at the hands of one of the children of the School of Drums, which runs several rolls at the time of delivery.
The Ethnic Music Museum is a unique area in Europe which hosts a comprehensive exhibition of instruments from different instruments.
The collection is the result of trips around the world by musicologist Carlos Soft Fadol.
In Barranda museum visitors can see and know the sounds of instruments known for their exotic, authentic and spectacular, featuring such diverse sizes as small clarinet barley stem of Belarus, to the huge Chinese drum, which reaches nearly 4 meters.
Most museums in the library funds are no longer used in their places of origin, being displaced by new musical trends, or reduced to small groups of musicians.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Caravaca de la Cruz
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