Ethiopia has an incredibly rich musical heritage. Four different aspects 
of that heritage are presented here: folk music, religious music, polyphony 
from Dorzé, polyphony of the tribes living in the south-western part of 
the country. The principal musical instruments we hear are the kabaro 
(tapered drum with two laced heads), the masenqo (single-string spike fiddle), 
the krar (bowl lyre with five or six strings), and the washint (end-blown 
flute with four finger-holes).