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Signor Lou Chiha 'Fiscoe'.
Signor Lou Chiha正在演奏馬林巴琴

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帝國馬林巴樂團演奏 "星條旗進行曲," 1918

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打擊樂器 (Percussion Instruments)

馬林巴琴是另一種使用橡膠音槌演奏的打擊樂器。馬林巴琴是木琴的非洲名稱,它的形狀很類似木琴,但它比木琴大而且音域也比木琴寬廣。1900年代早期的許多流行歌曲都會來一段馬林巴琴「變調」 (twist) ,就好像這段「星條旗進行曲. (Stars and Stripes Forever March) 的錄音;馬林巴琴歌曲受美國人喜愛的事實顯示,民眾接觸外來音樂的機會越來越頻繁。


The marimba is another percussion instrument that is played with a rubber mallet. Marimba is the African name for xylophone. It resembles that instrument in shape, but it's bigger and has a wider range of notes. Many popular songs in the early 1900s were given a marimba "twist," such as this recording of the "Stars and Stripes Forever March." The fact that marimba songs were well liked by Americans shows the increased exposure the public had to foreign styles of music.
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出處: 'Signor Lou Chiha "Fiscoe", back cover of Edison Amberola Monthly.' March 1921. Inventing Entertainment, the Motion Pictures and Sound Recordings of the Edison Companies, Library of Congress.
AUDIO CREDIT: Sousa, J. P.; Imperial Marimba Band, performed. "The stars and Stripes Forever March." Edison, 1918. Inventing Entertainment: The Motion Pictures and Sound Recordings of the Edison Companies, Library of Congress.