Tambourine, Xinjiang tambourine is also called big drum. Dabu was named after his stereo. Dabu: It is named after the sound of "big" and "cloth" when it is struck. Tambourine is a common musical instrument used by people of all ethnic groups in Xinjiang to celebrate harvest and festivals. The big cloth drum frame is made of wood, with small iron rings and single dough. The shape of Tai Po is slightly different among ethnic groups. The drum is made of a flat round wooden drum frame, one side of which is wrapped with sheepskin, pony skin or donkey skin, and the inside of the drum frame is decorated with many small iron rings. Now the big cloth is covered with python skin, and its pronunciation is crisp and loud. Among Uighurs, Dabu has three types: large, medium and small, with a surface diameter of 36-52 cm. Generally, bands and hand-inspired accompaniment often use medium-sized drums, with a drum surface diameter of about 44 cm and a drum frame height of about 5 cm. Classical music Muqam accompaniment band uses big drums and small drums.