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Larry Jackson, our wonderful folk music educator, plays a Tibetan Temple Horn, which echoed in all the instruments in the room. |
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![]() A conch shell and ocean drum transported us to the Hawaiian islands. |
![]() Giant harmonica There are actually harmonicas much larger designed to be played by 4 people at the same time! |
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Laocane from Laos |
![]() Tube drums from Fiji. Make your own from PVC! |
![]() Tube drum concert |
![]() Talking Drum from west Africa is played by squeezing the leather straps under your arms while drumming on the skin on the end. |
![]() Homemade friction drum (cuica from Brazil) from a coffee can. |
![]() This log slit drum from Africa is at least 100 years old. |
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![]() Modern slit drum from Arizona |
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Thumb piano from African. Also known as a kalimba, sansa or mbira. |
![]() Bass Kalimba-sit on it and play. What a beautiful sound! |
![]() Tibetan singing Bowl |
![]() Water buffalo yoke bell. The bell above the mountain dulcimer is for elephants! It's primarily to alert people that the elephant is moving near them. |
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