Cool stuff, Ice,
Left out--not you--one of the most common. I played what we called the "kalimaba"--African-- when I was young by the way. The one they left out, or I didn't see was popular forevever, especially 19th century America: the "mouth harp" or "juice harp". You'd put it in your mouth, and the way you managed the interior of your mouth provided the pitch.
Left out--not you--one of the most common. I played what we called the "kalimaba"--African-- when I was young by the way. The one they left out, or I didn't see was popular forevever, especially 19th century America: the "mouth harp" or "juice harp". You'd put it in your mouth, and the way you managed the interior of your mouth provided the pitch.