What instruments did the Ashanti play?

The Ashanti people of Ghana traditionally played a variety of Musical Instruments, including the talking drum (dondo), which mimics speech patterns, and the xylophone (gyil), made from wooden bars. Other instruments include the Atenteben, a bamboo Flute, and various percussion instruments such as the bell and shaker. These instruments are often used in ceremonial performances, storytelling, and cultural celebrations, reflecting the rich musical heritage of the Ashanti.