Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Latin Percussion LPM196 Mini Tunable Djembe

This miniature drum is the exact replica of the full size LP Djembe, making it attractive to collectors and musical enthusiasts alike. Made from kiln-dried, environmentally-friendly Siam Oak, with a natural rawhide head, and chrome plated hardware it is also fully tunable. Its irresistible size, measuring in at 8-1/4" tall and 5-1/2" wide, makes it an ideal instrument for "drumming on the go!" Bring it anywhere you would like to add a bit of music therapy. Finished with a natural stain this charming miniature will instantly reach out to players of all ages. Sold with a tuning wrench.


During the 1970's, the island of Ibiza became a hotspot for British holidaymakers, soon sleepy fishing villages were being transformed into bustling tourist destinations, with the presence of hotels and holiday villas springing up to meet demand.

The third largest island in the Balearics - Ibiza has become synonymous for summer parties, thriving club scene and the world famous sunsets associated with chilled-out music.

Over the years there has been an increase in tourism to the region, with many attracted by cheap flights to Ibiza thanks largely to the boom of low-cost airlines, allowing a more affordable way to travel on a summer holiday.

The island has been featured in almost every form of media, from movies and television series to a wide variety of publications - including magazines, promotional CDs and radio stations.

As a result of such exposure, Ibiza attracts thousands of revellers to the island each year, eager to take in the sights and sounds of the bustling club scene. After a hard night of partying, revellers then flock to the beaches to relax and experience the glorious sunsets that have become famous the world over.

One of the most popular destinations for tourists to the island is San Antoni - which has been dubbed by some as the 'club capital of the world'. Thousands of young revellers flock to the area every year in order to soak up the sun on miles of white sandy beaches, taking a quick afternoon siesta before partying till the early hours of the next morning - repeating the process the next day if they've the energy.

Clubs such as Pacha and Amnesia have become some of the most recognisable nightclubs on the island. Many superstar DJs have found fame and fortune at these clubs and the surrounding summer beach parties, often making use of such events in Ibiza clubs to promote new material - as well as cranking out the classics for their fans.

The island of Ibiza has several major cities, which have a variety of different attractions to match different tastes. Whether you're into dance, trance or electronica - you'll find a club on the island that's blasting out the 'choons' you love to hear.

But it's not just dance music that dominates the Ibiza music scene, many rock and indie bands have performed at festivals around the island - which helps to add a degree of variety for those who are looking to experience a preferred genre of music whilst soaking up the sun.

For those who are looking to experience the more serene part of the island, there are a number of tourist attractions - such as national parks - around the island. For those who wish to stick close to the coast, you'll find companies along the beach offering water sports hire and boat excursions around the island.

Exposure in the media - particularly of music - has helped Ibiza to become associated dance music (as well as some unfortunate savoury subjects) however there are steps being put in place to try and make the island a little more 'family-friendly'.

Looking to give into your inner clubber and holiday in Ibiza? Shop around for cheap flights to Ibiza and hotels in Ibiza Town and other destinations on the island in preparation for your Balearic adventure.

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