Worku Aytenew's Speech in Wollo

Masinko is one of the most remarkable standard musical instruments used by Ethiopia and one of Ethiopian music and culture institutions. Taking into account the way it looks clear, the Masinko can, in the property of an expert artist, produces a wide combination of tunes. It is usually played by wandering interpreters, in the same way, as Masters Specialists, especially at Bistros and close to the bars called "Bunna Bet". The word 'Azmari' is obtained from the word of Geez 'Zemmari', which involves "someone who sings". Today, thinking about a very fundamental level applies to establishments where the competent Masinko players are joined by female singers.

The Krar is a customary lyre [II] with five chains. A conversation on the Krar can not reach a resolution without referring to Kassa Tessema's name. Kassa was a recognizable Krar player who became popular with exciting hymns, for example, "Fano" and love songs, for example "Shegitu". Asnakech Worku [III], has constantly suggested that "the Queen of Krar" (1933-2011) had the Krar as the image name. Despite the way it was an interpreter, Asnakech was known for his capabilities with the Krar, near his rapid psyche and its energetic demonstration of spontanies.