Tamboo Bamboo

Tamboo Bamboo was a traditional percussion instrument originating from the Caribbean, especially Trinidad and Tobago. It consists of lengths of bamboo that are struck with sticks to produce rhythmic sounds. Historically used in carnival celebrations and community gatherings, Tamboo Bamboo served as a form of musical expression and percussion ensemble. Its distinctive sound, created by hitting the bamboo tubes at different points, helped develop and influence modern steelpan music. The instrument embodies cultural heritage, blending rhythm, craftsmanship, and community participation in a dynamic, accessible way.