Made using traditional African and Indonesian techniques coupled with academic knowledge of acoustics and construction. These instruments are strong and beautiful, they sound fantastic and continue an acoustic instrument making tradition.
Rongo
Rongo is an instrument from the Manza family it was comissioned for the Egyptian Sudanese trance band Rango in 2011(see Songlines Article) This Rongo is a portable instrument designed specifically for touring, collapsed photo 
Gender
Javanese gender penerus. Bronze bars, coopered cedar of Lebanon resonators, reclaimed teak. Javanese 5 note slendro tuning. 
Mbila
Democratic Republic of Congo. Calabash resonator with single padauk bar. Video |
African Style Concert Marimba
Calabash resonators with buzzers (mirlitons), oak frame, Honduras rosewood bars. 3 metres long. Chromatic tuning with double octave overtone tuning to the lower two octaves. This instrument was commissioned by percussionist Evelyn Glennie for more information click here 
Manza Group
Group of three manza type instruments: bass manza very similar to rongo xylophone with elongated calabash resonators, standard portable 10 bar manza, and 5 note kalangba xylophone made in educational workshop. Video 
Burmese Xylophone
Burma and Thailand. Teak trough resonator frame, Honduras rosewood bars. Seven note scale. |
