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In the afternoon we heard marimba-playing; the instrument was called la golondrina and cost the owner forty-three pesos.
IN INDIAN MEXICO (1908)FREDERICK STARROthers assert that the Indians have known the marimba time out of mind, and undoubtedly invented it.
THE GEGENCE; A COMEDY BALLET IN THE NAHUATL-SPANISH DIALECT OF NICARAGUADANIEL G. BRINTONThe Smithsonian Institution contains a good specimen of the Marimba.
THE GEGENCE; A COMEDY BALLET IN THE NAHUATL-SPANISH DIALECT OF NICARAGUADANIEL G. BRINTONOne of their chief instruments is the 'Marimba' or 'Tyanbilo,' a form of harmonium.
CHATTERBOX, 1906VARIOUSThis form of Marimba is also met with amongst the natives of Costa Rica.
CHATTERBOX, 1906VARIOUSThe Marimba is played with drum-sticks of rubber, and the tone is good and powerful.
CHATTERBOX, 1906VARIOUSThe Portuguese have imitated the marimba, and use it in their dances in Angola.
GREAT AFRICAN TRAVELLERSW.H.G. KINGSTONWORDS RELATED TO MARIMBA
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