Local man plays, teaches African 'thumb piano' instrument
By KATHRYN STOLARZ | Apr. 20, 2009By plucking the metal keys of a foot-long piano, guest lecturer Aaron Spalding brought more than a thousand years of African tradition to life.
By plucking the metal keys of a foot-long piano, guest lecturer Aaron Spalding brought more than a thousand years of African tradition to life.
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