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What musical genres would you mainly associate with the instruments? 

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What musical genres would you mainly associate with the instruments? 

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For me I would mainly choose jazz because of how it sounded so soft and romantic, I think it can also be a pop song because most of the pop songs also have some really soft and romantic sounds

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By: Ed Sheran

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What are well known songs that feature a xylophone? 

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What are well known songs that feature a xylophone? 

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is a Philippine xylophone of the Maguindanaon people with eight tuned slabs strung horizontally a top padded wooden antangan (rack). ... Only recently have these instruments been used as part of a wooden kulintang ensemble.

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1. George Hamilton Green, Jr. was one of the people who have played xylophone, Infact he started playing xylophone when he was only four years. At the age of eleven years he was being promoted as the world’s greatest xylophonist. His performance was reviewed in The United States Musician thus: ‘He has begun where every other xylophone player left off. 

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1. George Hamilton Green, Jr. was one of the people who have played xylophone, Infact he started playing xylophone when he was only four years. At the age of eleven years he was being promoted as the world’s greatest xylophonist. His performance was reviewed in The United States Musician thus: ‘He has begun where every other xylophone player left off. 

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Who are the famous people who have played xylophone?

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Who are the famous people who have played xylophone?

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Who are well known people that make xylophone?

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Who are well known people that make xylophone?

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Adams (3)

Majestic (7)

Malletech (2)

Musser (2)

Tama Marching (1)

Yamaha (8)

Adams is one of the famous makers of xylophone, however there are many different brands or makers of xylophones that feature a lot of things that Adams might not have on his xylophone

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1. Stand with your waist about eight inches from the edge of the xylophone, and hold the mallets using the proper grip (covered in set-up).
2. Hold the mallets slightly above and parallel to the xylophone. The mallets do not need be perfectly straight, instead they should be in a natural and comfortable position.
3. Use your wrist to raise the mallet up about 7 inches above the bars (depending on the desired strike). Then use your wrist to strike the bar in the center of the bar (or on the edge for raised bars). The strike should be a quick motion, and the mallet should be brought back up immediately after contact.
4. In another strike is immediately needed with the same mallet, bring the mallet back up to the position in step 3 and repeat. If not, retract it to the starting position.
5. When playing the xylophone, imagine that you are drawing the sound out of the bars. this ensures the best tone possible.

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The rosewood has to be aged for about two years, to ensure optimal tone. The keys are then cut, although in varying lengths, depending on the the pitch of the desired notes. One of the most important steps in the production of the keys occurs when a notch is carved out of the underside of the key.

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The earliest evidence was from the 9th century in South East Asia, while a similar hanging wood instrument a type of harminicon is said to be existed in the 2000 BC in what is now part of China...

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1. A xylophone is a  musical instrument played by striking a row of wooden bars of graduated length with one or more small wooden or plastic beaters.

2. A xylophone is an instrument in the percussion family that consists a wooden bars struck by metal.