On right, standing at back, the Mshirima'-a double
On right, standing at back, the Mshirima'-a double ended drum about twelve inches high thirteen inches across, the other drums which look like stools are known as ganda they also have a smaller double ended drum known as a chapuo. Four Kayamba rattles measuring sixteen inches long and eight inches aside. they are mde from two lagers of reeds, with seeds inbetween. Ankle bells are found all over Kenya, but those from the coastal district were fastened together in four rows of about 15 each, totalling sixty in all fastened on the instrumentalists right leg, known as Nuga in Digo country, Nzunga, Unkown, International Library of African Music, Kenya, ILM00410 46, Instrument, Black and white print On right, standing at back, the Mshirima'-a double ended drum about twelve inches high thirteen inches across, the other drums which look like stools are known as ganda they also have a smaller double ended drum known as a chapuo. Four Kayamba rattles measuring sixteen inches long and eight inches aside. they are mde from two lagers of reeds, with seeds inbetween. Ankle bells are found all over Kenya, but those from the coastal district were fastened together in four rows of about 15 each, totalling sixty in all fastened on the instrumentalists right leg, known as Nuga in Digo country, Nzunga, Unkown, International Library of African Music, Kenya, ILM00410 46, Instrument, Black and white print
