File:COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Rammelaar van kalebas TMnr 3767-27.jpg
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| Nederlands: SchudinstrumentNederlands: Rammelaar van kalebasLocal name: Shekere / sekere | |
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Nederlands: Schudinstrument Nederlands: Rammelaar van kalebas Local name: Shekere / sekere |
| Description |
Nederlands: Dit instrument wordt soms in een paar gebruikt; de grootste is dan de "moeder". De rammelaar maakt vaak deel uit van een dundun slagwerkensemble dat speelt als begeleiding bij zang en dans bij de Giriama. Deze Giriama is een van de negen etnische groepen die samen de Mijikenda vormen. Leefgebied is de kuststrook van Lamu in het noorden tot de grens Kenia / Tanzania in het zuiden. Over muziek en dans bij de Giriama is weinig bekend. |
| Date | before 1969 |
| Dimensions | circa 32 x 15cm (12 5/8 x 5 7/8in.) |
| Accession number |
3767-27 |
| Notes |
Nederlands: Culturele Herkomst: Giriama, Giryama Functionele categorie: idiofonen, idiofonen, idiophones, slaginstrumenten (maar zonder membraan/vel) Geografische Herkomst: KEN, Kenia, Kenya Materiaal - hoofd: kalebas Materiaal - overig: leer, plantaardig vezel, schelp, verf Objecttrefwoord: jingles (can consist of metal pieces or bells attached to straps, rings, sticks etc., or are loose objects within vessels; they make sound when shaken), rammelaars, ratelaars Techniek: Kalebasbewerking |
| Source/Photographer | Collectie Stichting Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen |
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