Children beating out dance rhythm on a hollow log

ContributorMcKinnon, Ken, 1931- Date1973DescriptionThe use of traditional instruments plays a big part in the introduction of local music. Most Papua New Guinean instruments are both simply made and easy to get. The use of these instruments in class lend a richness to the music lesson which has been lacking in the past. This pictures show Sepik children from the Maprik sub-district beating out dance rhythms on a hollow log. From the album, the child and the dance.SubjectEducationManners and customsSchool childrenStudentsTeachersPapua New Guinea Collection NameKen McKinnon CollectionRightsThis image reproduced with permission of the copyright ownerSourceUniversity of Wollongong Archives, collection D293/03/54Item IDD293/03/54Collection IDD293GeoTagnot specified

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