Traditional ceramic African drums with versatile tones through striking and rubbing.

PartId LP1400-TM - Udu Drum Tambuta Product Image

Udu Drum Tambuta

PartId LP1400-UG - Udu Drum Udongo II Product Image

Udu Drum Udongo II

PartId LP1400-MB - Udu Drum Mbwata Product Image

Udu Drum Mbwata

PartId LP1400-HG - Udu Drum Hadgini Product Image

Udu Drum Hadgini

PartId LP1400-UT - Udu Drum Utar Product Image

Udu Drum Utar

PartId LP1400-C2 - Udu Drum Claytone 2 Product Image

Udu Drum Claytone #2

PartId LP1400-C1 - Udu Drum Claytone 1 Product Image

Udu Drum Claytone #1

PartId LP1400-C3 - Udu Drum Claytone 3 Product Image

Udu Drum Claytone #3

PartId LP1400-C4 - Udu Drum Claytone 4 Product Image

Udu Drum Claytone #4

LP:  Drums: Ethnic: Udu

Udus feature clay shells in unique shapes to add multi-tone sounds color to any music.

Kiln-fired rhythms.

Video

LP Artist, Pete Lockett has fun with all of the LP Udu Drum Claytones. Developed by master ceramicist, Frank Giorgini, the clay construction of LP Udu® Drums are based upon centuries-old African traditions. These drums can be played by hitting any part with the palm of the hand or the fingertips. The textured surfaces provide additional tonal variations by creating rubbing sounds.

Pete Lockett Udu Fantasy (Listen with Headphones for best sound)

LP Artist, Pete Lockett demonstrates the LP Udu Drum Claytone Mbwata (LP1400-MB). Developed by master ceramicist, Frank Giorgini, the clay construction of LP Udu® Drums are based upon centuries-old African traditions. This dual chambered drum can be played by hitting any part of the drum with the palm of the hand or the finger tips. The textured surfaces provide additional tonal variations by creating rubbing sounds. 

Mbwata Udu Drum (Listen with Headphones for best sound)

LP Artist, Pete Lockett demonstrates the LP Udu Drum Claytone Utar (LP1400-UG).  Developed by master ceramicist, Frank Giorgini, the clay construction of LP Udu® Drums are based upon centuries-old African traditions. This saucer-shaped drum can be played by hitting any part of the drum with the palm of the hand or the finger tips. The textured surfaces and the pronounced bell provide additional tonal variations.

Utar Udu Drum (Listen with Headphones for best sound)

LP Artist, Pete Lockett demonstrates the LP Udu Drum Claytone Udongo II (LP1400-UG).  Developed by master ceramicist, Frank Giorgini, the clay construction of LP Udu® Drums are based upon centuries-old African traditions. This dual chambered drum can be played by hitting any part of the drum with the palm of the hand or the finger tips. The textured surfaces provide additional tonal variations by creating rubbing sounds.

Udongo II Udu Drum (Listen with Headphones for best sound)

LP Artist, Pete Lockett demonstrates the LP Udu Drum Claytone Tambuta (LP1400-TB). Developed by master ceramicist, Frank Giorgini, the clay construction of LP Udu® Drums are based upon centuries-old African traditions. This single chambered drum with a bell can be played by hitting any part of the drum with the palm of the hand or the finger tips. The textured surfaces provide additional tonal variations by creating rubbing sounds. 

Tambuta Udu Drum (Listen with Headphones for best sound)

LP Artist, Pete Lockett demonstrates the LP Udu Drum Hadgini (LP1400-HG).  Developed by master ceramicist, Frank Giorgini, the clay construction of LP Udu® Drums are based upon centuries-old African traditions. This two-chambered Udu, designed in collaboration with percussionist, Jamie Haddad can be played by hitting any part of the drum with the palm of the hand or the finger tips. The textured surfaces provide additional tonal variations by creating rubbing sounds. 

Hadgini Udu Drum (Listen with Headphones for best sound)

LP Artist, Pete Lockett demonstrates the LP Udu Drum Claytone #1 (LP1400-C1).  Developed by master ceramicist, Frank Giorgini, the clay construction of LP Udu® Drums are based upon centuries-old African traditions. It can be played by hitting any part of the drum with the palm of the hand or the finger tips. The textured surfaces provide additional tonal variations by creating rubbing sounds.  

Claytone #1 Udu Drum (Listen with Headphones for best sound)

LP Artist, Pete Lockett demonstrates the LP Udu Drum Claytone #2 (LP1400-C2).  Developed by master ceramicist, Frank Giorgini, the clay construction of LP Udu® Drums are based upon centuries-old African traditions. It can be played by hitting any part of the drum with the palm of the hand or the finger tips. The textured surfaces provide additional tonal variations by creating rubbing sounds.  

Claytone #2 Udu Drum (Listen with Headphones for best sound)

LP Artist, Pete Lockett demonstrates the LP Udu Drum Claytone #3 (LP1400-C3).  Developed by master ceramicist, Frank Giorgini, the clay construction of LP Udu® Drums are based upon centuries-old African traditions. It can be played by hitting any part of the drum with the palm of the hand or the finger tips. The textured surfaces provide additional tonal variations by creating rubbing sounds.  

Claytone #3 Udu Drum (Listen with Headphones for best sound)

LP Artist, Pete Lockett demonstrates the LP Udu Drum Claytone #4 (LP1400-C4). Developed by master ceramicist, Frank Giorgini, the clay construction of LP Udu® Drums are based upon centuries-old African traditions. It can be played by hitting any part of the drum with the palm of the hand or the finger tips. The textured surfaces provide additional tonal variations by creating rubbing sounds. 

Claytone #4 Udu Drum (Listen with Headphones for best sound)

Learn about the west African Udu Drum from Iuri Oliveira, in this informative video. He goes over history, construction, elementary and more advanced techniques.

Kiln-fired rhythms.

Pete Lockett Udu Fantasy (Listen with Headphones for best sound)

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