8 results for "African xylophone" between $10.00 and $1,500.00

Kalifa, a young talented drummer of Bobo ethnicity, took us to an evening ceremony outside of town. The people were very friendly and it was amazing to watch and experience musicians playing the gourd drums and balaphones late into the night. I asked my friends how we could record them. One of them, Siaka Doumbia, was able to gather them for a session. While we were recording one group of musicians at the Centre Togola, there just happened to be another group there as well. So, we were able to record...

These instruments are very exciting to play! They are all pentatonic so you can never hit a sour note! The style of play is African, with two players, one on either side; if you learn to play Ugandan style, you can use a third player as well. It comes with a booklet which describes why the log xylophone is so good for teaching rhythm, coordination, cooperation and listening. It also releases a lot of tensions! You hit the ends of the...

From Sonor's Primary Line Series, this Soprano Xylophone offers quality German craftsmanship at an affordable price. All-wood resonator chambers and boxes, stackable for storage, with the pedagogical benefits of note names and their position on the staff printed on the bars. The bars are made of African "Pao Rosa" sounding wood and are equal widths, for ease in transferring playing skills from one instrument to another. They range from C2-A3, with f-sharp (low & high) and b-flat bars to add for...

From Sonor's Primary Line Series, this Bass Xylophone offers quality German craftsmanship at an affordable price. All-wood resonator chambers and boxes, stackable for storage, with the pedagogical benefits of note names and their position on the staff printed on the bars. 16 bars made of African "Pao Rosa" sounding wood are equal widths, for ease in transferring playing skills from one instrument to another. They range from C-A1, with f-sharp (low & high) and b-flat bars to add for various keys...