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Xylophone (musical instrument)
Xylophone: Xylophone, percussion instrument consisting of a set of graduated,
tuned wooden bars supported at nodal (nonvibrating) points and struck with ...
Free-key xylophone (musical instrument)
Free-key xylophone: African music: Xylophones: With free-key xylophones, found
in parts of West and East Africa, loose slabs may be laid across the player's ...
Fixed-key xylophone (musical instrument)
Fixed-key xylophone: African music: Xylophones: Fixed-key xylophones are more
elaborate. Mounted below each key, there is usually an individually tuned ...
Idiophone (musical instrument)
Other examples include xylophones and rattles. Ghatam, idiophone from India.
Wesleyan University Virtual Instrument Museum (www.wesleyan.edu/music/vim).
Marimba (musical instrument)
Marimba: Marimba, any of several varieties of xylophone. Marimba is one of
many African names for the xylophone, and, because African instruments bearing
Percussion instrument - Percussion instruments in Asia
Xylophones reach their highest development in Southeast Asia. They vary in form
from the simplest log type to the highly developed orchestral instruments found ...
Amadinda (musical instrument)
Amadinda: African music: Interlocking: …in the music of the amadinda and
embaire xylophones of southern Uganda. A special type of notation is now used
Another historical riddle is the presence of practically identical xylophone playing
styles and instruments among Makonde and Makua-speaking peoples of ...
Embaire (musical instrument)
Embaire: African music: Interlocking: …music of the amadinda and embaire
xylophones of southern Uganda. A special type of notation is now used for these
Xylophone (musical instrument) - Images
Xylophone. musical instrument. Media (4 Images). African log amadinda
xylophone; property of the Uganda Museum, Kampala. balafon. Kenyah boys