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Different groups of people have different names for the instrument e.g. likembe, zeze, ekende, sanza , kankobele and many more. The mbira consists of a series of metal or split cane strips (tongues) fitted to a piece of wood or a box. The pitch of the tongue is determined by its length, which can be altered by sliding the tongue under the lateral bar. \nThe number of tongues varies between 5 and 30. Mbiras with metal tongues often have pieces of wire around the tongues to produce a buzz. Nowadays beer bottle tops are used for vibration. The mbira is often placed over a small calabash or inside a large calabash: this increases the volume.}\n{RELATEDOBJS: Other instruments in the Handling Collection used to start or stop rain:\nTarka Flute\nRainstick\/Rainmaker\nRange of Sansas and Mbiras in HOB shelf 3 or 4x? \nA playing example in the Hands On Space - Music Gallery\nMusic Gallery \u2013 showcase x?}" }, { "type": "manufacture basic (online)", "value": "This instument was made by Chistopher Malanka in the 1970s. The keys are made of recycled metal bolts which have been hammered into shape. The wooden body holds these keys and also acts as a 'sound board' to project the sound vibrations." }, { "type": "description", "value": "Sansa with wooden base, thumb hole for holding, bottle top rattles and metal tongues. Bought from Chris Mhlanga via M.Burley for the Education Centre.\n\n{RELATEDOBJS: Other instruments in the Handling Collection used to start or stop rain:\nTarka Flute\nRainstick\/Rainmaker\nRange of Sansas and Mbiras in HOB shelf 3 or 4x? \nA playing example in the Hands On Space - Music Gallery\nMusic Gallery \u2013 showcase x?}" }, { "historical": true, "type": "use", "value": "The metal keys of differing lengths are plucked downwards with the thumbs and upwards with the first fingers. The right little finger helps to hold the instrument through the hole in the soundboard." }, { "historical": true, "type": "use", "value": "The mbira is played inside a bowl shaped resonator. This is called a 'deze' and would traditionally have been made from a calabash. Calabashes are quite delicate so some modern bowls are made from fibre-glass. Mbira usually has metal jingles attached and these are often metal bottle-tops. These vibrate with the instrument to give a buzzing quality to the music. This 'fuzzy' sound is common in lots of African traditional music. \n \nAlthough the mbira is now used as entertainment for a general audience, its primary use was in religious rituals to praise and communicate with the ancestors." }, { "historical": true, "type": "use", "value": "The mbira has been played for more than 1000 years at royal courts, religious rituals and social occasions by the Shona Zezuru tribes. Its main function was in religious worship in a ritual called 'bira'. In this ritual, the mbiras play music accompanied by singing and dance. The long repetitive musical phrases encourage states of trance. The ritual is a communication with and praise of ancestors.\n\nThe mbira can be used to bring rain or to stop rain in order to produce a good harvest. It is used to chase away bad spirits and to cure the sick. Mbira music is also used in all kinds of social ceremonies and celebrations such as weddings, the installation of new chiefs, and even at political events and national celebrations. It also plays an important role in funeral ceremonies when it is played for the week following the death of a chief before the death is announced to the people. It is played one year after a death to welcome back the deceased spirit into the community." }, { "type": "use", "value": "The metal keys of differing lengths are plucked downwards with the thumbs and upwards with the first fingers. The right little finger helps to hold the instrument through the hole in the soundboard. \nThe mbira is played inside a bowl shaped resonator.This is called a \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcdeze\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 and would traditionally have been made from a calabash. Calabashes are quite delicate so some modern bowls are made from fibre-glass. Mbira usually have metal jingles attached and these are often metal bottle-tops. These vibrate with the instrument to give a buzzing quality to the music. This \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcfuzzy\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 sound is common in lots of African traditional music. \nAlthough the mbira is now used as entertainment for a general audience, its primary use was in religious rituals to praise and communicate with the ancestors. \nThe Mbira has been played for more than 1000 years at royal courts, religious rituals and social occasions by the Shona Zezuru tribes. Its main function was in religious worship in a ritual called \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcbira\u00e2\u20ac\u2122. In this ritual the mbiras play music accompanied by singing and dance. The long repetitive musical phrases encourage states of trance. The ritual is a communication with and praise of ancestors. \n \nThe Mbira can be used to bring rain or to stop rain in order to produce a good harvest. It is used to chase away bad spirits and to cure the sick. 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