Tuning Your Rhythm Bones by Michael Baxter

For anyone new to rhythm bones, it can be overwhelming to know which type to get. This video is a companion to "The Sound of Rhythm Bones" , demonstrating how the same set of bones can produce various tones depending on the grip and offset of the bones.
A very special thank you to Sláinte for the use of "Bill Sullivan's Polka".
A very special thank you to Tom Connelly @ IrishBones.com, and
Steve Wixon @ The Rhythm Bones Society.
Michael Baxter is a Commercial Photographer of 20 years. He's also a gourmet coffee roaster @ Black River Coffee, and a member of The Rhythm Bones Society.

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And what bones are they from?

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The two most common natural bones are made from cow or goat shin or rib.

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@@barnjam and where is it originated in or by or for besides music.anything?

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Bones are considered the oldest instrument, with depictions in artwork dating back thousands of years.