Some of the instruments that Einstein's Monkey demonstrates:
The Udu Drum is a lot like a clay water
bottle with too many holes! It hails from the Ibo tribe of Nigeria
and is played by sitting cross legged on the floor and putting one hand
on each hole. One hand covers the top hole to change the pitch
while the other hand, taps and slaps on the other hole.
The Djembe (pronounced jem-bay)
is a goblet shaped drum from West Africa. It is played with your
bare hands and can produce deep bass notes as well as glorious bright
slapping notes.
The Didgeridoo is an Australian
aboriginal instrument. It is played by pursing your lips and
blowing into it like a trumpet. It produces a beautiful low
droning note and from better players can also sound notes, hoots,
whistles and the like.
Be sure to visit our favorite Didg. seller at
www.didgishop.com
