I went to the National Music museum for a couple of my last letters. So above from Africa is a 1900 C. Xylophone. To play along visit Martha at Menagerie
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7 comments:
Very good. That was a neat picture. Helen
I really like this photo and wonder what kind of sound the intrument would make.
Well aren't you just clever. :) Those are the most rugged Xylophones I've ever seen!
Perfect! I had planned on running up to a toy store for a shot of a toy xylophone - yours is much, much better!
Very original, not just any xylophone, but an ancient xylophone! Wonderful pic. My guess is that it might sound even better than our new-fangled xylophones.
Good one!
My hubby just reminded me that we have one right in next to the room I'm sitting in now! Oh well..
Nancy
Wow! an original xylophone...
Great job!
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