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What does a marimba band sound like? Here are two MP3 files
1. Isu
Tauya Pano - 2. Amaxoxo
AFRICIAN MARIMBA BOOKS
Pieces in these books are arranged for seven diatonic marimbas in the keys of C, G, and their relative modes and can be played on any of the Shona style marimbas that have taken this country by storm. I learned the pieces from various teachers at festivals and in workshops. In addition to the Zimbabwean-style marimba groups, school and college marimba ensembles, especially those with Orff instruments, will find the pieces interesting, challenging, and appropriate. The pieces are written in standard music notation and have (usually) seven parts.
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AFRICAN MARIMBA: VOLUME ONE |
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AFRICAN MARIMBA: VOLUME FOUR Eight African Pieces Arranged for Ensembles of Seven Marimbas As taught by Paul Mataruse in the USA |
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AFRICAN MARIMBA: VOLUME FIVE Nine African Pieces Arranged for Ensembles of Seven Marimbas As taught by Paul Mataruse in the USA |
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AFRICAN
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THE
SHONA TRIBE OF ZIMBABWE |
The OKAPI, our namesake, is a very decorative endangered relative of the
Giraffe with a 14 inch long, blue tongue! |
 Some scary marimba players on Halloween, 2001 |
Okapi Marimba Ensemble - on stage at the Boulder Theater 2010 |
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