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Lugbara music
Lugbara music refers to music performed in Lugbara. It can be a folk song, musical proverb or modern pop music. The general term for music in Lugbara is ''ongo''.
==Traditional Lugbara musical instruments==
Lugbara music can be performed using various traditional instruments. ''Adungu'' is a multi-stringed and bow-arched wooden instrument that is usually covered with animal hide at the base and made in various sizes, the smaller ones are handheld while the bigger ones rest on the ground or floor for easy play. Most tribes in Northern Uganda use it. ''Agwara'' is a local trumpet. ''Guke'', a trumpet is used by men and boys in most of their dance. ''Luru'' is the Lugbara end blow trumpet made from a bottle shaped gourd. ''Mare'' is the side-blown trumpet made from a gourd and a wooden tube. It is blown through the hole in the gourd with the wooden tube pointing downward or under the left arm. Bees wax is smeared inside the gourd which is wetted before it’s played, only at death dances. ''Naito'' is the special drum used in union with this funeral trumpet, but the general Lugbara name for a drum is ''ari''.
Other instruments used for Lugbara music include shaker, bells, tube fiddle and xylophone.
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