Wazza

The wazza is a type of horn played in Sudanese music.^[1] The wazza is a long wind instrument constructed from combined cow horns, and while blown it is also tapped for percussive effect.

References

Susannah Wright. Sudan (Ebiz Guides). MTH Multimedia S.L., 2005. ISBN 84-933978-4-9, ISBN 978-84-933978-4-5. Pg 205.

↑ "Wazza performance". Baltimore Sun. Retrieved 1 September 2012.

Musical instruments

Strings	banjo cavaquinho guitarrón guitarra de golpe violin viola cello double bass bass guitar electric guitar guitar classical guitar viol lute mandolin harp musical bow rajão slack-key guitar steel guitar timple ukulele vihuela zither

Brass	bugle carnyx contrabass bugle nabal cornet cornett flugelhorn horn German horn French horn Vienna horn mellophone Wagner tuba Saxhorn alto horn baritone horn Alphorn post horn cornu buccina shofar Tibetan horn dord sringa nyele wazza Sousaphone trombone trumpet tuba euphonium serpent ophicleide

Woodwind	bagpipes recorder bassoon clarinet english horn flute nose flute sring oboe tárogató piccolo saxophone

Keyboard	accordion celesta clavichord harpsichord organ piano pump organ calliope

Percussion	hammered dulcimer snare drum tenor drum bass drum timpani tambourine cymbals gong triangle vibraphone xylophone marimba bell tree

Friction	cristal baschet glass harmonica lion's roar musical saw nail violin verrophone

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