How Much Can You Learn the Kalimba In Just 30 Days?

[@bonham_music]

The coordination is very hard to wrap my head around, but it is very rewarding getting it down. Great instrument for bed.

[@eirenehenderson3504]

I heard some Space Quest in that Kalimba. Solid tune!

[@SoundAdventurer]

I loved those games growing up. I have to get back to my roots, sometimes. ;)

[@felixguimb.harder2083]

Wah ! Chapeau bas chère ami. :) Thank you for the video. Et bravo !

[@SoundAdventurer]

Thank you so much!

[@ianjones540]

You should make a video about how you play the Kalimba.

[@SoundAdventurer]

Thank you for watching and the idea! I will see what I can do.

[@SoundAdventurer]

Wish granted! :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZ-6lqCtepiNkLc

[@ewwwmoreewww7246]

what is the name of second piece?

[@SimplicityForGood]

is kalimba a great instrument to learn to sing better, to learn ear training and sing along to so to learn new melodies and keep pitch? or are there other small instruments that are better? is a guitar better for some reason to learn? thanks form a singer wanna leran music theory and instruments ..

[@SoundAdventurer]

In my piano is the best instrument for learning music theory in general. You can find really cheap piano keyboards under $100 that will work great for that. Honestly you don't need any instrument if you want to have something to keep pitch to, you can use online pianos or a DAW (like GarageBand), or a smartphone app that has a piano on it. I like the kalimba, but since it's often diatonic, I feel it's a bit limited for learning to sing or learning music theory. Even if you have a chromatic kalimba, all the music theory learning resources will use pictures of the piano to teach the theory.

[@SimplicityForGood]

@@SoundAdventurer I see.. I find the piano to large to carry with me to a park or similar outside for the Summer.. I am trying ot find a small instrument.. like a flute, kalimba or maybe a harmonica.. but maybe it must be Chromatic then ?!

[@SoundAdventurer]

@@SimplicityForGood maybe look into a melodica. It has the shape of a piano but is very portable. It requires your breath to play, though. I'd say either that or a kalimba are your best options. A chromatic isn't required, it's just that a chromatic will help you learn to handle all 12 notes and help you learn your music theory a bit more.

[@janinenicole6640]

you're really talented at playing the kalimba!! may i know what's the name of the song you played?