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Updated: July 31, 2024
Most of the tribes used flutes made out of the wing bones of cranes or out of reeds, and some had small trumpets of wood, bark, or buffalo horn. The Pacific coast Indians made gongs or "xylophones" out of blocks or slabs of resonant wood. Here is a specimen of Amerindian singing.
On their heads were towering, indescribable affairs of feathers, flowers and tinsel, faintly reminiscent of those fantastic headdresses affected by the lamented Gaby. The music was furnished by a gamelan, or orchestra, of half-a-hundred musicians playing on drums, gongs and reeds, with a few xylophones thrown in for good measure.
"Tents," said Migwan, with a reminiscent sigh. "Umbrellas," said Sahwah. Mrs. Evans fell down on "V." "Varnish," said Chapa. "W" was too much for Medmangi. "Wire," said Nyoda. "X," said Sahwah, "there is no such thing. Oh, yes, there is, too; Xylophones, they're made here." Gladys and Migwan met their Waterloo on "Y." "Yeast," said Nyoda.
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