Tambourines Collection
Tambourines: Unleashing the Rhythm of Life From music-making angels in c
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Tambourines: Unleashing the Rhythm of Life From music-making angels in c. 1480 to Spanish children dancing with tambourines made of pesetas, these vibrant instruments have been an integral part of human expression throughout history. The festival at Sabucedo, Galicia, Spain comes alive with the infectious beats and melodies produced by tambourines, captivating both locals and visitors alike. In Santiago (colour litho), the enchanting sounds fill the air as they accompany a lively celebration. An Itinerant (engraving) captures a nomadic musician captivating audiences with his rhythmic prowess on this versatile instrument. The Crossing of the Red Sea and the Dance of Hebrew women to its sound transports us back in time when they were used to celebrate victories and express joyous emotions. French Musicians, or Les Savoyards from 1835 (hand-coloured engraving), showcases how tambourines transcend borders, spreading their harmonious vibes across cultures. The Improvisatore (engraving) depicts an artist lost in his craft while La Regina, a Venetian Dancing Girl (engraving), gracefully moves to the rhythm created by her trusty tambourine. These images remind us that beyond being just musical tools, they can conduits for self-expression and storytelling. Even across continents like China, Four Chinese merchants playing the game of odd or find solace in their shared love for this percussive wonder. Meanwhile, Sunbeams (engraving) illuminates our understanding that even nature dances along when touched by these magical instruments' melodies. Spanish children dancing with peseta-made tambourines showcase how creativity can transform everyday objects into sources of joyous music-making. At an Italian Reapers Festival (engraving), laborers take respite from their work as they join together in song accompanied by their beloved tambourines.