Banjo  

                                                The stringed instrument may be a four-, five- or six-stringed instrument with a chunk of animal product or plastic stretched over a circular frame. less complicated types of the instrument were intentional by Africans in Colonial America, custom-made from many African instruments of comparable style.

                        The stringed instrument is typically related to country, folk, Irish ancient, and bluegrass music. traditionally, the stringed instrument occupied a central place in African yank ancient music, before changing into common within the minstrel shows of the nineteenth century. In fact, slaves influenced early development of the music that became country and bluegrass, through the introduction of the stringed instrument and also the innovation of musical techniques for each the stringed instrument and fiddle. The stringed instrument, with the fiddle, may be a mainstay of yankee fashionable music.