Idiophone Classification

Idiophone Classification is a formal systematic framework within the field of organology that categorizes idiophones—percussion instruments in which the entire body vibrates to produce sound—according to material composition, method of excitation, and acoustic behavior, thereby distinguishing them from other subclasses of percussion instruments.

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    William J. Samarin

    University of Toronto, Canada

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    Yiwola Awoyale

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    J. H. Kwabena Nketia

    University of Ghana, Ghana

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    Accra, Ghana

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  1. Journal of African Languages and Linguistics

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  2. TSpace (University of Toronto)

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