Memphis Dulcimer Gathering & Folk Festival 2009 -- Percussion with bones
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what were those percussion instruments called?
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Old Joe Clarkby jeffsamsel1,047 views
They are called "bones". Originally they were truly rib bones. Now mostly you find them carved of wood.
FolkMusings 1 year ago