Polynesian Cultural Center - Tongan fangufangu (nose flutes) are beautifully crafted musical instruments made from bamboo! Historical uses of the fangufangu include worship and awakening Tongan royalty from their sleep. Visit the
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African Djembe and Tonga Hide Drums | EBTH
OLCreate: TESSA_ZBA Module 3: Science - energy and movement: Resource 5: Traditional musical instruments
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Origin of the Tukunga Kauta”- Tonga | Island Time
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Conserving "Curiosities": A Tongan Noseflute
