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A Shekere Drives Sorrows Away!
For an instrument that seems simple enough on the surface, the shekere is more than meets the eye... The shekere is a percussion instrument native to West Africa, traditionally played...
A Shekere Drives Sorrows Away!
For an instrument that seems simple enough on the surface, the shekere is more than meets the eye... The shekere is a percussion instrument native to West Africa, traditionally played...
Cavaquinho History
The cavaquinho comes from 17th century Portugal, where it evolved from medieval stringed instruments brought to the Iberian peninsula. Portuguese settlers brought this portable chordophone with them to Brazil, Cape...
Cavaquinho History
The cavaquinho comes from 17th century Portugal, where it evolved from medieval stringed instruments brought to the Iberian peninsula. Portuguese settlers brought this portable chordophone with them to Brazil, Cape...
Danso – Short Vertical End-Blown Flute from Korea
The danso (단소 in Korean, sometimes spelled tanso in English) is a short vertical flute from Korea. This end-blown flute is known for its pure and sweet tone, as well...
Danso – Short Vertical End-Blown Flute from Korea
The danso (단소 in Korean, sometimes spelled tanso in English) is a short vertical flute from Korea. This end-blown flute is known for its pure and sweet tone, as well...
Khaen – Free Reed Mouth Organ
The khaen may appear to be a simple raft-shaped instrument made of bamboo, but looks can be deceiving! This incredible mouth organ is capable of creating music that is both...
Khaen – Free Reed Mouth Organ
The khaen may appear to be a simple raft-shaped instrument made of bamboo, but looks can be deceiving! This incredible mouth organ is capable of creating music that is both...
Charango – Andean Armadillo Lute
The charango is a small instrument from the Andes, historically made out of the body of an armadillo and strung with doubled strings in 5 courses (10 strings total). Today,...
Charango – Andean Armadillo Lute
The charango is a small instrument from the Andes, historically made out of the body of an armadillo and strung with doubled strings in 5 courses (10 strings total). Today,...
