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== hindustani music ==
== hindustani music ==
http://atasi.over-blog.com/2015/07/les-instruments-de-musique-de-l-inde-les-instruments-a-cordes.html
http://atasi.over-blog.com/2015/07/les-instruments-de-musique-de-l-inde-les-instruments-a-cordes.html


== ngɔni: donso ngɔni, kamalen ngɔni, jeli ngɔni ==

Depending on the context, ''ngɔni'' may refer to one of these three instruments:
* ''donso ngɔni'' -- six-stringed lute-harp from Wassoulou, West Africa, traditionally played by hunters
* ''kamalen ngɔni'' -- modern derivative of the ''donso ngɔni'', it comes with more strings and/or a different size
* ''jeli ngɔni'' -- four-stringed lute from West Africa, traditionally played by griots

Warning, ''ngoni'' is often misused to designate any instrument close to one of the above, and conversely!

Sources:
* A '''reference book''' is “Mande Music: Traditional and Modern Music of the Maninka and Mandinka of Western Africa” by Eric Charry which can be partially read (unfortunately not all of chapters 2, 3, and 5) at https://books.google.fr/books?id=_gA9a3qkglwC thanks to https://voyageforum.com/v.f?post=2864337#2864337
* Summary http://www.ngoni.org/info (probably copied by http://yeshe.com.au/about-ngoni/ ) is mostly about the lute-harp (''donso ngɔni''/''kamalen ngɔni'') while http://www.coraconnection.com/pages/ngoni.html and http://www.africandrumming.com.au/cart/jeli-n-goni/ are about the lute (''jeli ngɔni'').
* Interview of a band that gathers both ''donso ngɔni'' and ''jeli ngɔni'': https://www.africavivre.com/mali/a-ecouter/albums/bko-quintet-union-inedite-entre-les-cultures-donso-et-djeli-du-mali.html

Pictures and details from an instrument maker:
* http://www.baragnouma.com/fr/25-les-djeli-n-gonis
* http://www.baragnouma.com/fr/28-donso-n-goni
* http://www.baragnouma.com/fr/24-les-kamele-n-gonis

Illustrated stamps featuring instruments of Mali: https://www.delcampe.net/fr/collections/timbres/musique/mali-0207-a-214-fdcs-8val-instruments-cora-balafon-djembe-guitare-n-djarka-m-bolon-dozo-n-goni-n-tamani-174203699.html

Revision as of 23:09, 23 November 2016

pipe, flute, whistle and recorder:

(what is the difference?) http://www.diabolus.org/guide/recorder.htm


tambour, tambourine, and snaredrum, all this and more!

http://tickets.musicbrainz.org/browse/INST-413


hindustani music

http://atasi.over-blog.com/2015/07/les-instruments-de-musique-de-l-inde-les-instruments-a-cordes.html


ngɔni: donso ngɔni, kamalen ngɔni, jeli ngɔni

Depending on the context, ngɔni may refer to one of these three instruments:

  • donso ngɔni -- six-stringed lute-harp from Wassoulou, West Africa, traditionally played by hunters
  • kamalen ngɔni -- modern derivative of the donso ngɔni, it comes with more strings and/or a different size
  • jeli ngɔni -- four-stringed lute from West Africa, traditionally played by griots

Warning, ngoni is often misused to designate any instrument close to one of the above, and conversely!

Sources:

Pictures and details from an instrument maker:

Illustrated stamps featuring instruments of Mali: https://www.delcampe.net/fr/collections/timbres/musique/mali-0207-a-214-fdcs-8val-instruments-cora-balafon-djembe-guitare-n-djarka-m-bolon-dozo-n-goni-n-tamani-174203699.html

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