muundu
Muundu is a traditional East African musical instrument, primarily associated with the Swahili and Bantu cultures. It is a type of xylophone, consisting of a wooden frame with a series of wooden bars of varying lengths, which are struck with mallets to produce sound. The bars are typically made from hardwoods such as ebony or rosewood, and are tuned by adjusting their lengths.
The muundu is often used in traditional Swahili music, where it serves as a rhythmic accompaniment to
The muundu is an important cultural artifact, reflecting the musical traditions of East Africa. It is often