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Mbira/Marimba Music

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First published at 12:21 UTC on May 11th, 2024.

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Mbira/Marimba Music

https://www.bitchute.com/hashtag/MUSICAEXOTICA/

Mbira is a general term for a family of instruments called lamellophones.
Many mbiras have similar construction and components, but differ in cultural uses, in the number of keys, …

Mbira/Marimba Music

https://www.bitchute.com/hashtag/MUSICAEXOTICA/

Mbira is a general term for a family of instruments called lamellophones.
Many mbiras have similar construction and components, but differ in cultural uses, in the number of keys, and in the name. The mbiras are constructed of specially shaped metal keys (size and shape dependent on pitch) which are usually mounted onto a wooden soundboard, and are placed inside a calabash gourd which is used as a resonator. Most mbiras have bottle caps attached to the resonator to create the typical 'buzzy' timbre of African music.

tracklist:

00:00 - Lora Chiorah-dye & Sukutai - Nyoka Musango
05:29 - Dumisani Maraire & Ephat Mujuru - Chemutengure
11:10 - Mbira dzeNharira - Pfugamai
20:05 - Stella Chiweshe - Mudzimu Dzoka
23:48 - Various artists - Chepembere Chepasi
33:31 - Stella Chiweshe - Sawura Wako
37:39 - Various artists - Nhemamusasa
43:44 - Hungwa - Marenje

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