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The Mbira types I have been mastering since 1995..
Top row, From left to right: 1)Nhare Mavembe/Gandanga Tuning 2)Hera of the Korekore Tavara 3)Shawasha Karimba 4) 34 key Njari of the Korekore from Magunje 5) Nyonganyonga/Malimba of the Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe, Central Mozambique and Southern Malawi 6) Nhare Nyamaropa tuning
Middle row, From Left to Right: 7) Njari Makonde of the Korekore 8) Mbira DzevaNdau from South East Zimbabwe 9) Karimba from Magunje and Zambezi Valley 10) Nyungwe Karimba from the Korekore Tavara, Nyungwe and Buja, Also know s Njari Duku 11) Old Style Nhare Nyamaropa layout 12) Matepe from Mudzi district played by the Nyungwe, Sena, Tonga, Marembe, Hwesa, Barwe
Bottom row; From left to right; 13)Madhebe of the Buja from Mutoko District 14) 48 key Korekore Munyonga from Mash Central 15) Tumbila/Timbila of the Hlengwe of South East Zimbabwe 16) Mbila Madeza of the Venda people from Limpompo 17) Nhare Nemakonde 18) 30 key Njari of Magunje
Between Middle and Bottom Rows: 19) the one obove number 15, is Chaka Callisto Chawasarira’s 19key Karimba