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It is an interview about the flute and how its made.
The interview was about the flute Rwandame Abdu was playing. He said he had made it himself out of a small plastic pipe because he loves playing music. In making it, he cut the two opposite ends of the flute then put a notch and the four holes. The holes must be aligned with the notch. From the notch to the first hole, there is a distance of 1ft. From the hole to another is 1 inc and from the last hole to the end, it can be a distance of 3 inches.
NORAD and Makerere University Klaus Wachsman Music Archive
Flute
Bakiga
Ndangaro-Kinoko village.
Western Uganda, Rubirizi district, Rutoto-Ndangaro village. In a compound.
The interview was about the flute Rwandame Abdu was playing. He said he had made it himself out of a small plastic pipe because he loves playing music. In making it, he cut the two opposite ends of the flute then put a notch and the four holes. The holes must be aligned with the notch. From the notch to the first hole, there is a distance of 1ft. From the hole to another is 1 inc and from the last hole to the end, it can be a distance of 3 inches.
NORAD and Makerere University Klaus Wachsman Music Archive
Flute
Bakiga
Ndangaro-Kinoko village.
Western Uganda, Rubirizi district, Rutoto-Ndangaro village. In a compound.
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