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- Die lali ist ein aus einem Stammholz gefertigtes Schlagidiophon, entsprechend ihrer Form eine zu den Hohlschlitztrommeln gezählte Trogtrommel, die auf den Fidschi-Inseln und benachbarten Inseln im westlichen Polynesien in mehreren Varianten vorkommt und die je nach Größe als Signalinstrument oder zur Tanzbegleitung geschlagen wird. Mit der über zwei Meter langen lali wird zum Kirchgottesdienst gerufen. Die kleinere, tragbare lali ne meke dient zur Gesangs- und Tanzbegleitung, ihre Öffnung wird zur Resonanzverstärkung gegen die Brust gehalten. Nach Form und Verwendung entspricht sie der lali faiva auf Tonga. Auf Samoa ist lali mit einem Meter Länge die mittelgroße von mehreren Schlitztrommeln. (de)
- A Lali is an idiophonic Fijian drum of the wooden slit drum type similar to the Tahitian Pate of Tahiti and Samoa found throughout Polynesia. It was an important part of traditional Fijian culture, used as a form of communication to announce births, deaths and wars. A smaller form of the Lali drum (Lali ni meke) is used in music. Lali drums are now used to call the people of an area together, such as church services; the Lali is also used to entertain guests at many hotel resorts. The Lali drum is made out of wood and played with hands but, is most commonly played with sticks (i uaua) which are made out of softer wood so as not to damage the Lali. Historically, a larger and smaller stick were used together when playing the Lali. Lali drums were traditionally made from resonant timbers such as Ta vola (Terminalia catappa) and Dilo (Calophyllum inophyllum) or in the case of sacred drums for spirit houses, Vesi (Calophyllum inophyllum). Portable war drums (Lali ni Valou) had two or three resonating chambers and sent complicated signals over the battlefield. Frequently Lali occurred in pairs, one smaller than the other, and were played together, in counterpoint. This rarely occurs in contemporary usage.Sometimes special structures known as Bure ni Lali (lit. house for Lali) are constructed to keep the rain from filling the Lali and wetting the drummers. (en)
- Лали — ударный музыкальный инструмент, щелевой барабан, известный в культуре Фиджи, Тонга, Самоа. Он выдалбливается из целого куска дерева, играют на инструменте с помощью специальных палочек. Звук барабана слышен на большом расстоянии. Эти барабаны имеются во всех храмах, с их помощью обычно собирают людей на молитву в воскресенье, по другим важным поводам. На лали также аккомпанируют танцам. (ru)
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- Лали — ударный музыкальный инструмент, щелевой барабан, известный в культуре Фиджи, Тонга, Самоа. Он выдалбливается из целого куска дерева, играют на инструменте с помощью специальных палочек. Звук барабана слышен на большом расстоянии. Эти барабаны имеются во всех храмах, с их помощью обычно собирают людей на молитву в воскресенье, по другим важным поводам. На лали также аккомпанируют танцам. (ru)
- Die lali ist ein aus einem Stammholz gefertigtes Schlagidiophon, entsprechend ihrer Form eine zu den Hohlschlitztrommeln gezählte Trogtrommel, die auf den Fidschi-Inseln und benachbarten Inseln im westlichen Polynesien in mehreren Varianten vorkommt und die je nach Größe als Signalinstrument oder zur Tanzbegleitung geschlagen wird. (de)
- A Lali is an idiophonic Fijian drum of the wooden slit drum type similar to the Tahitian Pate of Tahiti and Samoa found throughout Polynesia. It was an important part of traditional Fijian culture, used as a form of communication to announce births, deaths and wars. A smaller form of the Lali drum (Lali ni meke) is used in music. Lali drums are now used to call the people of an area together, such as church services; the Lali is also used to entertain guests at many hotel resorts. The Lali drum is made out of wood and played with hands but, is most commonly played with sticks (i uaua) which are made out of softer wood so as not to damage the Lali. Historically, a larger and smaller stick were used together when playing the Lali. (en)
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- Lali (Trommel) (de)
- Lali (drum) (en)
- Лали (ru)
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