(NEWS10) — January 28, 2020 celebrates almost 200 years of one of America’s most interesting instruments, the Kazoo! The Kazoo was invented in the 1840’s and brought into popularity by inventor ...

"Anyone can play the kazoo," said Melbourne-based composer Ciaran Frame. Back in June, Frame was in the thick of organising 10,000 kazoos as part of Melbourne's new winter arts festival Rising, which ...

In case it's not marked on your calendar, Wednesday, Jan. 28, is National Kazoo Day. Kazoos are the instrument everyone can play, practically no skill required — but only two places in the U.S. make ...

The kazoo is an under-appreciated instrument. To remedy that fact, fans from across America have united to celebrate National Kazoo Day, a day when the lowly humming instrument can finally receive the ...

The buzz was loud and clear Thursday morning in Nazareth. Locals turned out for the patriotic affair of the borough's annual Fourth of July kazoo parade, where humming kazoo instruments has been ...

A house under lockdown can get lonely. So when Kavya Ramachandran dusted the covers off her ukulele months after she bought it, repaired its strings nibbled away by rats in her absence, and sat down ...

More examples of uncommon instruments that have made memorable Hot 100 cameos, from the talk box to the "wobble board." By Gary Trust Ask Billboard is updated every Friday. As always, submit your ...

Kristaps Porzingis probably won’t be joining James Dolan’s band anytime soon. In an interview with Sports Illustrated, Porzingis was asked if he’s ever played the kazoo, since the Knicks owner uses it ...

Stuart Crout is more than a musician. He's a maker. Based on the fact that Crout built a combination ukulele/kazoo/baby piano for his busking pursuits in Edinburgh, he's also proud to be a geek. Watch ...

"Without a sense of tune, playing the instrument can be awkward. I see a lot of people using it but only a handful can do justice. My wife, Runa, can pull off complicated compositions in Tamil like ...

It's a vape, it's a kazoo! Nope, it's a Zefiro. The Italian company Artinoise has crafted a unique USB-C attachment for smartphones that turns a handset into a playable instrument. At first glance, ...