USHER :)
As you can see usher wears black and alot of leather.
Usher #2
Hello everyone for our performance I am going to be this guy, Usher.
ME
Here is me with my instrument NOT DECORATED!!!!! This is my whistle and its played by blowing into different bottles to make different sounds. All I needed was wood, glue, five water bottles, markers, water and pipe cleaners to put around the top of the bottles. Lastly, I had problems with the water bottles because they were not tuned or glued. To fix these problems, I glued them in place and then I went to Online Instrument Tuners.com and I tuned my whistle there. In conclustion my indivisual part was my solo while everybody was either fist pumping, moving there arms around and around, or swawing back and forth.
African Instrument
This is a Slit Gong otherwise known as an African drum, this monumental Slit Gong is in the form of an animan, perhaps a brushcow, is carved from a single piece of wood. A Slit Gong is an idiophone, a wooden drum without a drumhead. This is from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Ownership of elaborately Slit Gongs was widespread among Chiefs in North Central Congo and Southern Central African Republic. It was made in the late 19th-(early) 20th century. Did you know that it was used for transmitting messages over long distances, and talking in a certain language? The only symbol in the thin line around its back. The only question I have is that , How did this become an instrument?
MY GROUP
Here is my group after doing our performance in the music or should I call it the composing room, where we did our final performance.
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