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Common steps and sub-activities

Rattles

Rattles are used world-wide but known by any number of different names.  In the Urdu language, the rattle is called a  ‘Chankana’.  In Zimbabwe, it is known as a hosho and consists of a pair of gourds with seeds inside. Hosho, from a western perspective are usually seen as an accompanying instruments to Mbira, but they are actually seen as the lead instruments by the mbira players.  They make a rattling sound but extra vibrating elements also add a buzzing sound.

I also found observations that showed that all sorts of ‘instruments’ or perhaps more correctly ‘implements’ were use as rattles.  According to Mircea Eliade:

The winnow is an ancient element in the culture of the Munda peoples’

And just as the Siberian shaman brings on his trance by beating his drum, the magicians of North and Middle India try to achieve the same result by shaking rice in the winnow. 

Two rhythmic instruments are used in shamanic performance in the Upper Amazon — the shacapa, the leaf-bundle rattle; and the maraca, the seed-filled gourd rattle. In North America rattles have been used for some time by healers, instead of the drum, the objective being to get the patient into a trance state.

Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross
To see a fine lady upon a white horse
Rings on her fingers and bells on her toes
She shall have music wherever she goes.

And not all English nursery rhymes are what they seem.

Observations

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