File:Tom (lyre) (20th century, Shilluk (people), South Sudan) - Beaded Stringed Instrument - MIM PHX (2011-04-09 17.35.55 by ksblack99).jpg
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Tom (lyre) (20th century, Shilluk (people), South Sudan) - Beaded Stringed Instrument - MIM PHX (2011-04-09 17.35.55 by ksblack99) Sudan | South Sudan
The lyre, played throughout Sudan, migrated from the Middle East through Saharan Africa and into Sub-Saharan Africa. Northern kisir ? lyres are often played for dance, while those in the south, such as the tom lyre, accompany bardic poetry and praise songs. The largest country in Africa, Sudan is divided north and south by the Sahara Desert and east and west by the Nile River. Tha Islamic Arabs of the north use drums such as the nobo to acompany religious music. Apart from the lyre, the eastern Sudanese Arabs play one stringed ...kiki ? fidle, the kurbi ? harp, and a variety of drums. Groups in southern Sudan are known for ensembles of one-pitched wind instruments such as the now rare Bongo mand?nd?i ? and Dinka side-blown trumpets on display. ... |
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- African lyres
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- Shilluk
- Malakal
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- Africa and Middle East gallery in the Musical Instrument Museum (Phoenix)
- Musical Instrument Museum (Phoenix) images by ksblack99
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