在所罗门群岛麦利它地区,阿阿人敲打着一种竹乐器奥尼玛考(au ni mako)。附近的克瓦克瓦奥人称它为“奥尼瓦多”(“au ni wado”)。这种乐器常由10根竹管组成,就地取材,管上端削成斜的坡口,下端由自然竹节封堵。竹管尺寸13—46厘米不等,各管被细心调制成五声音阶。演奏时坐在地上或矮凳上,两腿分开,大腿间放一大的石块,两手各持4根竹管,有选择地往石块上撞击;余 In the area of ​​Melly, Solomon Islands, the Aha people beat au ni mako, a bamboo instrument. The nearby Kakwawar called it “au ni wado”. This instrument often consists of 10 bamboo tubes, drawn on the spot, the upper tube cut into beveled bevels, the lower end of the natural bamboo plug. Bamboo tube size ranging from 13-46 cm, each tube is carefully modulated into five sound scales. Sitting on the ground or stool while playing, legs apart, put a large stone between the thighs, hands holding four bamboo tubes, selectively hit the stones;