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The upper part of the banjo is shaped like a guitar, and the lower part is shaped like a tambourine, with 4 strings, 5 strings or 6 strings. The 5 strings banjo is mainly popular.
The banjo is not an easy instrument to play and requires a lot of patience and practice. When playing a banjo, you need to use your fingers or a wooden stick to make a sound. It has a unique tone, but the volume is not loud. Therefore, a wooden resonator can be added to the back of the banjo body to expand the sound, which greatly improves the sound quality and enhances the reverberation of the sound.
Just like the legendary black American music culture, the story of the banjo itself has long been integrated into the American music culture tradition. The banjo was played by European colonists and African slaves a long time ago.
