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Elson, Louis Charles, 1848-1920
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The king after receiving a present of some beads, cloth wire, and a tin box, was so delighted that he sent his own band to give Speke a tune.
The performers used reed instruments (made in telescopic fashion) and marked the time by hand- drums. At first they marched and countermarch- ed, playing meanwhile much in the manner of Turkish regimental bands; but this was soon changed to a species of " horn-pipe, " which all the musicians danced, playing furiously mean- while, f Another bit of musical
...ceremony which Speke witnessed, will at once remind the reader of the great " Zapfenstreich " or grand tattoo practised sometimes in the German army. At the new moon the king surrounds himself with numerous drummers (Speke saw thirty-five) ; these strike up together, gradually increasing to a deafening noise; this is followed by a milder kind of music, similar to that described above. The object of the ceremony is to call in all the king's warriors to renew their Wood's Nat'l History of Man, T. 2, p.

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