Tapan

A tapan ( Macedonian: тапан) is a large double-headed drum. Tapani are commonly used in the folk music of the Balkan countries like Macedonia, and in Bulgaria they are called tǔpan or tǎpan, while in Turkey they are called davuls. Tapani have a deep sound and are most often used to accompany other instruments such as the zurla and gaida in Macedonia, and gaida and gadulka in Bulgaria. Tapani are also played solo in some Bulgarian, Macedonian etc. folklore dances and songs.
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v. cover; shield, screen; close; plug; seal

adj. doting

n. fuse, fuze, stopper, spile, spill, stopple

Double-headed drum 50 to 60cm diameter, rope strung. Found in Bulgaria.

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