African & African American Women Musicians
- Camille Normentglass armonica
- Cecilia Smithvibraphone
- Chanell Crichlowtuba
- Frances Cole (1937-1983)harpsichord
Source: Blacks in Classical Music by John Gray - Gail Hightowerbassoon
- Handchimes and Black History MonthHandchimes and Handbells.
Bells are a symbol of freedom. - Hazel Henley and the Girl Pat Steel Orchestrasteelpan
Trinidad and Tobago. - Ida Lee Lewis "Queen Ida"accordion
- Joyce Renee Cobbharmonica
- Judith Bwirenyatiti
Kenya - Kelle Jollyukulele
- KoKanKo Satakamele n'goni
Mali - Labdi Ommesorutu
Kenya - Madina N’Diayekora
Mali - Monica Ellisbassoon
- Ruth AkelloMbira [thumb piano]
Jinja Uganda - Sheba Thibideaubassoon
- Sona Jobartehkora
Born in London, England - Tweedy Thomastambourine and washboard
- Velvet Browntuba
- Viola Allen and Estella Harriscornet
Source: Black Women in American Bands & orchestras by D. A. Handy. - Yvonne Plummer Terrelonguebagpipes
From England
Source: Black Women in American Bands & orchestras by D. A. Handy.
Accordion
Image by alegria2014.
Bagpipes
Image from McCallum Bagpipes
Bassoon
Image from Yamaha Bassoon website
Cornet
Image from Eclipse Trumpets.
Glass Armonica
Image by Vince Flango.
Harpsichord
Harmonica
Image by ThomasSoloist.
Kamele n'goni
Image from Artistanat-Africain.com.
Kora
Image from Ken Bebensee Stringed Instruments.
Nyatiti Lyre
Image from Kaypacha Musical Instruments.
Orutu
Image from Ruketen Global Market.
Steelpan
Image from Education for Sustainability website.
Tambourine
Image by Skitterphoto.
Mbira [Thumb Piano]
Image from Ten Thousand Villages.
Tuba
Image by hpgruesen.
Ukelele
Image by stgilesmusic
Vibraphone
Image from Lugwig Musser.
Handchimes and Handbells
image by JenniferWebb @ Pixabay
