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mbira (Q1467960)

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family of African lamellophones with metal or wooden tines on a resonating body, plucked with thumbs and fingers; especially associated with the Shona people of Zimbabwe, where it holds deep spiritual significance
  • African hand piano
  • hand piano
  • kisaanj
  • likembe
  • nsansi
  • sansa
  • thumb piano
  • kalendi
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    mbira
    family of African lamellophones with metal or wooden tines on a resonating body, plucked with thumbs and fingers; especially associated with the Shona people of Zimbabwe, where it holds deep spiritual significance
    • African hand piano
    • hand piano
    • kisaanj
    • likembe
    • nsansi
    • sansa
    • thumb piano
    • kalendi

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    2020
    Art of crafting and playing Mbira/Sansi, the finger-plucking traditional musical instrument in Malawi and Zimbabwe (English)
    El arte de fabricar y tocar la mbira o sanza, instrumento de teclas metálicas tradicional en Malawi y Zimbabwe (Spanish)
    L’art de fabriquer et de jouer la mbira/sanza, lamellophone traditionnel au Malawi et au Zimbabwe (French)
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    Mbira
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    Identifiers

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    African hand piano
    Hand piano
    Kalimba
    Kisaanj
    Kututeng
    Lamellaphone
    Lamellophone
    Likembe
    Linguaphone
    Marimba (Mbira)
    Marímbula
    Mbila
    Nsansi
    Sandza
    Sansa
    Sansi
    Sanza
    Thumb piano
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    African hand piano
    hand piano
    hand piano, African
    kalimba
    kisaanj
    kututeng
    lamellaphone
    lamellophone
    likembe
    linguaphone
    marimba (mbira)
    marímbula
    mbila
    nsansi
    sandza
    sansa
    sansi
    thumb piano
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    mbira (English)
    mbira (Northern Sami)
    mbira (Finnish)
    fingerpiano (Swedish)
    sormipiano (Finnish)
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