Eureka Reporter | 1903-10-23 | Page 5 | Music Heard in Moro

music heard in moro moro music Is stia sti angely ely cal cat to european ears cars saas sas a writer in everybody s magazine it consists mainly of a monotonous relt elation of sound even a supposed change of air being almost imperceptible tf t an ear car unaccustomed to the barbarous lack ot of tone the moro p ano Is a wooden frame shaped like the runners of a child childs s sled on which small kettle drums are balanced by means of colds and sticks laid horizontally these rather resemble pots for the kitchen range than musical instrument Ins trumen s but each Is roughly tuned formia forming the eight notes 0 the scale 11 oman on ell crouching on the ground leforc this instrument beat out a wall ng bot oi nd from it with shaped sticks while biorn larger kettledrums kettle drums hung bung by lopes from a wooden galung at one side two men accompanied the piano and one old woman in background the drummed out an independent air of her own on an empty empt Y tin pan