Staatskapelle Dresden & Sir Colin Davis - Hansel und Gretel, Act 2: Pantomime

A very popular flute. It is found in all peoples, but varies in size, material, shape and designation - morotvan, kasb, kiba, nura, halyard, shukra, etc. The pipes of African peoples are similar in shape, but differ in size and material (pumpkin, animal horns, elephant fangs, tree, etc. ). One of the oldest afr. strings. instruments - music. bow. This plucked instrument is a flexible stick with a string attached to both ends. The end of the onion is buried in the ground, which serves as a resonator. With the thumb and little finger of the right hand, the musician plays on a single string. Sometimes up to 3 strings are attached to the bow, which allows you to extract several. sounds. The harp belongs to the group of strings. It has a deck covered in snake or lion skin. The number of strings varies; among the peoples of Guinea, Mali, Senegal, a multi-stringed (often 21-string) instrument is popular - the bark.