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Form: Sansa with brand paintings and bamboo tongues Named the Calabar lamellophone (after Kubik), it differs from the associated type in the following characteristics: - The arrangement of the lamellae is V-shaped, so there is only one low tone, in the centre - It is smaller. Gerhard Kubik: Kalimba, Nsansi, Mbira - Lamellophones in Africa: Veröffentlichungen des Museums für Völkerkunde Berlin (SMB), 1998 - Neue Folge 68 - Musikethnologie X, p. 128 (Fig. 80a / Fig. 80b)
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Hare
kantimbwa
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kantimbwa
kioma ki´ omnana= Eisen des Kindes
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Vessel rattle (toy)
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Bird figure
viola
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viola
katsch
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Bowl-necked lute
ngoma
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Drum
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