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Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix

Afri-can guitar (2009) developed and commercialized by Graeme Wells (1961-2008, Cape Town, South Africa), and Igogogo (2007) by Shiyani Necobo (Zule people) (2022-04-06 02.02.34 by Terry Ballard).jpg

[left] 

Afri-can guitar (plucked lute)
Cape Town, 2009
Metal, plastic

Developed and commercialized from
earlier instruments such as the igogogo
and ramkie by South African maker
Graeme Wells (1961-2008).

[right] 

Igogogo (plucked lute)
Zulu people, 2007
Tin, wood
Shiyani Necobo, maker
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Source Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix
Author Terry Ballard from Merrick, New York, USA
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    Afri-can guitar (2009) developed and commercialized by Graeme Wells (1961-2008, Cape Town, South Africa), and Igogogo (2007) by Shiyani Necobo (Zule people) - MIM PHX (2022-04-06 02.02.34 by Terry Ballard).jpg
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