The document summarizes two Egyptian instruments and two sub-Saharan African instruments. It describes the Dombek as a goblet-shaped drum used in Middle Eastern music that produces a crisp sound. It also describes the Riq as a type of tambourine used in Arabic music that is 20-25 cm in diameter. It then discusses the DunDun, a family of West African bass drums that range in size from 25-60 cm. Finally, it describes the Mbira as a wooden board with metal keys and often a resonator.

1. INSTRUMENTS OF AFRICA By: AsieR & EriZ

2. 1.Dombek 2.Riq Egypt Sub-Saharan 1.Mbira 2.DunDun Quizz!!! INDEX

3. EGYPTIAN INSTRUMENTS

4. The Dombek, or the Goblet drum is a goblet shaped hand drum used mostly in music originating in countries near the Middle East. Its thin, sensitive drumhead and resonance help it produce a distinctively crisp sound. Though it is not known exactly when these drums were first made, they are known to be of ancient origin . DOMBEK

5. THIS IS A DOMBEK!

6. The Riq is a type of tambourine used as a traditional instrument in Arabic Music. It is between 20 and 25 cm in diameter. RIQ

8. SUB-SAHARAN

9. A DunDun is the generic name for a family of West African bass drums that developed alongside the djembe in the Mande drum ensemble. It is not to be confused with the dundun , the Yoruba name of the West African talking drum . There are different sizes of dunduns, ranging from 25 to 60 cm. Dun Dun

10. Here is a DunDun

11. In African music , the mbira is a musical instrument consisting of a wooden board to which step metal keys have been adjunt. It is often fitted into a resonator . Mbira

12. This is a Mbira

13. 1-**QUESTION Nº ONE 2-**QUESTION Nº TWO 3-** END QUIZ!!

15. Very Good!

16. NOO!!!!

19. Duun Duun DommBeK Riqq Mbiraa

20. That's All Folkss!! Bye!!