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Michal Jozef Guzikov

Polish musician
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  • African log amadinda xylophone; property of the Uganda Museum, Kampala
    xylophone

    …of the touring Polish virtuoso Michal Jozef Guzikov, who used the then common “four-street” instrument (having four staggered rows, tuned chromatically—i.e., to a 12-note scale). It became a fashionable solo and garden concert instrument.

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    …of the touring Polish virtuoso Michal Jozef Guzikov, who used the then common “four-street” instrument (having four staggered rows, tuned chromatically—i.e., to a 12-note scale). It became a fashionable solo and garden concert instrument.

    Read More