What could be better than the African tuned karimba playing traditional songs? Try plugging it in and turning it up.

The karimba is similar to the mbira from Zimbabwe. It has 17 tines organized in two rows, but at first glance the organization isn't logical. However, as you begin to learn how to play this instrument, you will discover its inherent logic, which especially lends itself to a traditional African sound.

Andrew Tracey says that this is closely related to THE ORIGINAL metal-tined kalimba from 1300 years ago.

MPN: KARIMBA+P
UPC: 00847493201008

The Kalimba - depending on the region also called Thumb Piano, Finger Piano, Mbira, Sanza or Likembe - is a wood box on which a collection of metal strips are mounted. The Kalimba is held in the hand or on the knee and the musician plucks the free hanging strips with the thumb or fingers.