Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/od30706jVbI.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Akogo, Kalimba Music ,thumb Piano By Aliddeki Brian Nancy Mace [RSM9TOIzJhr] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT Tag: #Nancy Mace, #trafford council election results, #hantavirus illinois, #express entry drawAkogo Sounds of our RootsAkogo: Thumb Piano Percussive instrumentThe Akogo, also known as the thumb piano or idiophone,it is one of the most popular instruments to hail from Uganda.Made up of a series of flexible metal tongues varying in length, the Akogo achieves its sound by pairing these vibrating membranes with a small wooden chamber made of kiaat wood. Musicians play the Akogo with both hands, using their thumbs to pluck the slightly upturned end of the metal tongues, which they usually tune to pentatonic scale In Uganda, the instrument is roza testimony jeffrey epstein kris knoblauch usually played by solo musicians and is occasionally used to accompany songs of thought. To make the Akogo more personal or unique, some musicians add small metal wraps to the tongues, creating a rattle effect bbc news as they play.(small metal wraps not on in the peice I played).........................................................................FOLLOW ME ONFacebook: Intergram:WhatsApp:......................................................................#akogo #roots #aliddekimusicThanks to Emmanuel Byaruhanga for the video
Tag: #Nancy Mace, #trafford council election results, #hantavirus illinois, #express entry drawAkogo Sounds of our RootsAkogo: Thumb Piano Percussive instrumentThe Akogo, also known as the thumb piano or idiophone,it is one of the most popular instruments to hail from Uganda.Made up of a series of flexible metal tongues varying in length, the Akogo achieves its sound by pairing these vibrating membranes with a small wooden chamber made of kiaat wood. Musicians play the Akogo with both hands, using their thumbs to pluck the slightly upturned end of the metal tongues, which they usually tune to pentatonic scale In Uganda, the instrument is roza testimony jeffrey epstein kris knoblauch usually played by solo musicians and is occasionally used to accompany songs of thought. To make the Akogo more personal or unique, some musicians add small metal wraps to the tongues, creating a rattle effect bbc news as they play.(small metal wraps not on in the peice I played).........................................................................FOLLOW ME ONFacebook: Intergram:WhatsApp:......................................................................#akogo #roots #aliddekimusicThanks to Emmanuel Byaruhanga for the video