Ọja: The Igbo Talking Flute
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There are four major classes of African musical instruments and their classification is based on how the make they make their sounds...
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The Berimbau is now part of Brazilian culture and it has a prominent role in Capoeira, an Afro-Brazilian game dance that combines the elements of dance, music, and combat.
The shekere goes by numerous names, reflecting its widespread influence and popularity across the African regions and beyond its borders.