DJEMBES and DHOLKIS are two types of DRUMS that are commonly used in African and Indian music. The djembe is a goblet-shaped drum that is traditionally made from a single piece of wood and covered with animal skin. It is played with bare hands and produces a wide range of tones. The dholki is a barrel-shaped drum that is usually made from clay or metal and covered with leather. It is played with sticks and produces a deep, resonant sound. Both DRUMS are used to create complex rhythms and provide the backbone of many traditional musical styles.