Wazza

Wazza is a photography and design company^[1] based in Sydney Australia.

The "Wazza" is also a type of horn played in Sudanese music.^[2] The wazza is a long wind instrument constructed from combined cow horns, and while blown it is also tapped for percussive effect.

"Wazza" is also a nickname of English footballer Wayne Rooney.

References

Susannah Wright. Sudan (Ebiz Guides). MTH Multimedia S.L., 2005. ISBN 84-933978-4-9, ISBN 978-84-933978-4-5. Pg 205.

↑ Ben, Warren (2016). "Wazza Design and Photography". Wazza Design and Photography. Wazza. Retrieved 1 March 2016.
↑ "Wazza performance". Baltimore Sun. Retrieved 1 September 2012.

Musical instruments

Strings	cavaquinho banjo bass guitar classical guitar electric guitar guitar harp guitarrón guitarra de golpe lute mandolin musical bow Orchestral string section violin viola cello double bass rajão slack-key guitar steel guitar timple ukulele vihuela viol zither

Brass	Standard orchestral brass instruments French horn trombone trumpet tuba Other brass instruments alphorn buccina bugle contrabass bugle carnyx cornet cornett cornu baritone horn dord euphonium flugelhorn German horn horn mellophone nabal nyele ophicleide post horn saxhorn serpent shofar sousaphone sringa tenor horn Tibetan horn Vienna horn Wagner tuba wazza

Woodwind	Standard orchestral woodwinds piccolo flute oboe English horn bassoon clarinet Other woodwinds bagpipes musette de cour nose flute recorder saxophone sring tárogató

Keyboard	accordion calliope carillon celesta clavichord harpsichord organ Hammond organ pipe organ pump organ piano digital piano electric piano electronic piano synthesizer

Percussion	hammered dulcimer snare drum tenor drum bass drum drum kit timpani tambourine cymbals gong triangle vibraphone xylophone marimba bell tree

Friction	cristal baschet glass harmonica lion's roar musical saw nail violin verrophone

Rhythm section	acoustic guitar bass guitar drum kit DJ drum machine electric guitar keyboards electric piano Hammond organ piano synthesizer percussion instruments

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