There are a huge number of musical instruments in the world, the existence of many people do not even know. One of them is dedicated to National Kazoo Day. With it, you can return to childhood for a few moments, arrange a real concert for your neighbors, or try to really master the art.
History
For the first time, a musical instrument was presented at a fair held in the state of Georgia in 1852. It was made by watchmaker Thaddeus von Clegg. Kazu is a small pipe that even a child can play. She failed to attract enough attention, but sixty years later the decision was made to start commercial production. For the manufacture mainly used silver.
The kazu is a wind instrument, but there are no keys on it. Music is obtained by “buzzing”. In simplicity, it resembles the very first devices. The shape resembles a cylinder made of wood or metal. When transmitting sound, it is somewhat transformed, and the musician’s voice is transformed.
Interesting facts
- Beaufort is home to the largest and only museum in the world dedicated to the kaz, its history and species.
- Sometimes celebrities used this instrument in their performances, but did not give much importance to the kaz.
- The sounds that the instrument makes are reminiscent of the game of a small child. They are able to return anyone to their youth, cheer up those around them and enliven any boring evening.
How to celebrate
The design of the kazoo is very simple, so you can make your own version at home. Children will especially enjoy this experience. For crafts, you will need a cardboard tube, thick paper, stationery gum and scissors. On the Internet you can find a video with step-by-step instructions.
Anyone, even without a musical ear, can easily learn to play this instrument. You can try to play your favorite motives. Some social media users manage to play entire songs. Arrange a karaoke night with your friends, try to come up with as many tunes as possible and play them so that the others can guess them.
When is National Kazoo Day celebrated in 2023?
National Kazoo Day is observed on January 28 each year.
Observations
Weekday | Month | Day | Year |
Saturday | January | 28 | 2023 |
Sunday | January | 28 | 2024 |
Tuesday | January | 28 | 2025 |
Wednesday | January | 28 | 2026 |
Thursday | January | 28 | 2027 |