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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Traditional musical instruments: Takigoto; Yueqin; Yangqin
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Traditional musical instruments: Takigoto; Yueqin; Yangqin
Granger Art on Demand
Full Range of Prints and Gifts in Stock
Marimba or Zulu harmonicon of South Africa
Mary Evans Prints Online
Full Range of Prints and Gifts in Stock
Central America, Belize, Toledo, Aguacate, a Qeqchi-Maya man playing the marimba
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Featured Marimba Image
Marimba
The Zulu Harmonicon (shown in front and rear view) is also known as the Marimba. Each of the ten bars of wood have a gourd attached, which acts as a resonator. The instrument is played with sticks tipped with balls of rubber. The use of this instrument is very widespread and received increased popularity with the development of the xylophone, which uses metal keys instead of wooden ones. Date: 1929
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