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1. DJEMBE.
   Djembe is music instrument from West Africa, also known as Djimbe, Jenbe, Jembe, Yembe, Jimbay or Sanbanyi. It is played by bare hands Made from wooden, covered by a membrane or drum head made of one of many products, usually rawhide. A Djembe from Indonesia adopted from Africa. Normally the material made from Mahogany wood for body, covered by Goat skin on the top, iron for ring and using rope for tuning.
2. CARIMBA
   The African carimba made from Coconut shell, Ply wood and Iron string, they have 7 or 8 string normally.  Easily to play with finger. Now, carimba can be made from Bamboo and Wooden .
3. DIDGERIDOO
   Didgeredoo or Didjeridu or Didge is a wind instrument of the Aborigines of northern Australia. It is sometimes as a natural wooden trumpet or Drone pipe. The Didgeridoo is played with continuously vibrating lips to produce the drone while using special breathing technique called circular breathing. This requires breathing in through the nose whilst simultaneously expelling air out the mouth using the tongue and cheeks.
4. DJUN DJUN
   Also known dundun, doundoun or djun-djun, is the generic name for a family of West African bass drums that developed alongside the djembe. Some of the most often used names are konkoni, kenkeni, dununba, djeli-dun, etc. There are different sizes of dunduns, ranging from 25 up to 60cm.
5. HORN
   Horn is kind of music instrument that be played with mouth. Many kind of horn you will find it here such as Flute, Bird flute. Ship trumpet with different styles.
6. RAINSTICK
   Rainstick is a long, hollow tube which is filled with small baubles such as beads, gravel stone or beans and has small pins. When the stick is upended, the beads fall to other end of the tube, making a sound reminiscent of rainstorm as they bounce off the pins. The rainstick is generally considerd to have been invented in Chile, and was played in the belief that it could bring about rainstorm.
7. SHAKER / MARACAS
   Sometimes called rumba shaker is  a native instrument of Puerto Rico. They are simple percussion instruments, usually played in pairs, consisting of a dried calabash shell or coconut shell filled with seeds or dried beans. They also be made of leather, wood or plastic.