Abadja Rhythm for Palm OS

Interact with an African percussion ensemble, and learn about West African drumming music.

$5.00

Version: 1.0

Abadja Rhythm by: AVIarts Ltd., last updated: 10/08/2007

Requirements: Requires Flash 5 player for Palm devices (pre-installed on CLIE devices)

About Abadja Rhythm

Interact with an African percussion ensemble, and learn about West African drumming music with your Flash enabled handheld computer. Play the Abadja rhythm ensemble by turning instruments on and off during playback. You can store combinations of instruments for instant recall. Read about each instrument and its role in the ensemble. For best audio quality, try listening with headphones. Requires Flash 5 for Palm (pre-installed on CLIE devices).

Abadja Rhythm, compatible Devices

Palm LifeDrive, Palm TX, Palm Tungsten T3, Palm Tungsten T5, Sony CLIE NX Series, Sony CLIE NZ Series, Sony CLIE TH55, Sony CLIE UX40, Sony CLIE UX50 Series, Tapwave Zodiac, Tapwave Zodiac 2

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