Kebero

The Kebero is a traditional Ethiopian percussion instrument that is commonly used in various cultural and social contexts. It is a large, cylindrical drum that is made from a hollowed-out tree trunk, with animal skin stretched tightly over both ends.

The Kebero is played with the hands, and the drummer strikes the drumhead in a rhythmic pattern to create its distinctive sound. The instrument is often used in ensembles with other traditional Ethiopian instruments, such as the Krar and the Masinqo, to create complex and dynamic rhythms that are an important part of Ethiopian music.
The Kebero is also commonly used in Ethiopian Orthodox Christian worship, where it is played during religious services and processions.