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Journal Article
MPINGO: A CLOSER LOOK
2023
Overview
According to A.B. Cunningham, D. melanoxylon has been traded for over 4400 years and was one of the first things ever traded in ancient Egypt.1 This paper is intended to provide a different perspective on mpingo, one that sheds light on the communities surrounding it and, in a way, displays the \"social life of mpingo. \"3 According to U.G. Wegst, \"The acoustical properties of wood, such as the volume, quality, and color of the sound are determined by the mechanical properties of the material from which they are made because the sound is produced by vibrations of the material itself. BIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF MPINGO Dalbergia melanoxylon, commonly known as African blackwood or mpingo, is a highly valued timber species with a rich history of cultural, ecological, and economic importance. The logs are typically sub jected to a period of aging and drying, allowing the wood to stabilize and reach an optimal moisture content for further processing.
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International Clarinet Association
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