Instrument made of wood and strings, it has soft sounds and is used for storytelling. It can be designed in various shapes and sizes. It is probably the most beautiful of the Baka's instruments. Its full name is "ngombi na pekeh" or the "ngombi made from the raphia palm".

This drum is hollowed out of a whole tree trunk, is used for both music and communication. Played with two sticks, its powerful sounds can carry over 10 miles (16 km).

Also called Mbira or Sanza, it is a handheld instruments, usually played with both thumbs. It consists of a resonator, generally made out of a gourd, and bamboo or metal keys. It makes enchanting and soft music.

Rattles are among the art forms in Cameroon, used both as a musical instrument and as a work of sculpture significant in many religious and secular ceremonial functions, including dance and other rituals.

Made out of two metal gongs with two individual sounds, one low and one high. It’s played with a wooden stick.

Ancient harp from the South of Cameroon, it’s made of a bamboo cane, strings and calabashes, which serve as resonators. Its exotic sounds are compelling. Used to accompany the recital and songs of the traditional African storyteller, it’s an authentic feature of cameroonian interactive storytelling sessions.