"Amadinda" explained by:

	Mary (0 points with 0 valuations) The wooden frame of the Amadinda is hewn from a mukerembo or a lusambya tree + has bars loosely tied to the frame to allow them to resonate.

	Mary (0 points with 0 valuations) This instrument averages 5 feet in length and 3 feet in width. It consists of 12 hardwood bars tied onto a wooden frame hewn from a lusambya

	Mary (0 points with 0 valuations) Each of the 3 players strike a bar between strokes of the others - one player's hand somes up as another's goes down results truly hypnotic.

	Mary (0 points with 0 valuations) Xylophone 5 ft x 3 ft consisting of 12 hardwood bars tied on a wooden frame. Usually played by 3 who play separate but interdepent rhythms.