Idiophone instruments in Ethiopia
Ethiopian Orthodox Church, and the liturgical music engage the senasel and a sistrum in addition, the clergy will use the prayer staffs or...
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Ethiopian Orthodox Church, and the
liturgical music engage the senasel and a sistrum in addition, the clergy will
use the prayer staffs or maqwamiya that maintain the beat.
The rural churches historically uses a
dawal, which is made from a stone slabs or a pieces of wood to call the
faithful to prayer, and also the Beta Israel uses a small gong that is called
qachel as liturgical accompaniment, though quachel is also referred to as small
bell. The torm, a lamellophone are used among the Nuer, Surma, Anuaqk, Majangir
and other Nilotic groups, it is metal leg rattles that is common throughout the
south.
