Bilal Abdurahman - African Musical Instruments Album

Tracklist

1	Zylophone And Drum
2	Underarm Talking Drum
3	Talking Drum With Accompaniment
4	Clapping - Varied Rhythms
5	Sounds Of An African Countryside
6	Mbutu, Mbira - Sansa, Bells, Drums
7	Zylophone Melodic Rythms
8	Ethiopian Masanka - One String Viol
9	Saxophone- Jazz Motifs And Moods
10	Mbutu, Mbira - Sansa
11	Dahomey Drum, Interludes
12	3 Types Of Drums A Demonstration
13	Greek Holiday - Clarinet, Darabuka, Tambourine
14	Tambourine Dance
15	Shakery Rythms
16	Darabuka - Hand Drum
17	Zummarra-Double Reed Oboe

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
AH 8460	Bilal Abdurahman	African Musical Instruments ‎(LP, Album)	Asch Records	AH 8460	US	1970
FW 8460	Bilal Abdurahman	African Musical Instruments ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Folkways Records	FW 8460	US	2006

Notes

includes 4-page descriptive booklet

Short intro

Album 1980 17 Songs. African Musical Instruments Bilal Abdurahman. African Musical Instruments. Exclusive discount for Prime members. Sample this album Artist Sample. Zummarra-double reed oboe. Bilal Abdurahman Sound, Rhythm, Rhyme and Mime for Children, released 01 January 1971 1. Sounds are all Around Us 2. Join the Funny Parade 3. The City Block 4. The Bus 5. The Subway Train 6. The Summer 7. The Journey Through the Forest 8. Saw-a-Rhythm 9. Hammer and Saw 10. Sawyer's March 11. Fan Rythm 12. This spoken-word and music album was produced by musicianeducator Bilal Abdurahman with a fourfold. instruments as a play and learning activity. Abdurahman and his collaborators-including daughters Rahkiah and Zainab- introduce listeners to everyday sounds and rhythms using bells, hammers and saws, electric fans, and typewriters . African musical instruments include a wide range of drums, slit gongs, rattles and double bells, different types of harps, and harp-like instruments such as the Kora and the ngoni, as well as fiddles, many kinds of xylophone and lamellophone such as the mbira, and different types of wind instrument like flutes and trumpets. Additionally, string instruments are also used, with the lute-like oud and Ngoni serving as musical accompaniment in some areas. There are five groups of sub-Saharan African musical instruments: membranophones, chordophones, aerophones, idiophones, and percussion. Bilal Abdurahman's Album African Musical Instruments. Listen to all tracks of African Musical Instruments for : Bilal Abdurahman. Genre: African, Children's. Sounds of An African Countryside. With the zummarra double-reed oboe, darabuka hand drum, and masanka one-string viol, listeners will get a feel for the music from three different regions of the African continent: The Islamic-influenced north, West Africa, and sub-Saharan Africa. Read full description. See details and exclusions - Bilal Abdurahman - African Musical Instruments. Buy it now. African Musical Instruments 0093070846029 by Bilal Abdurahman CD. Be the first to write a reviewAbout this product. Brand new: lowest price