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The Timi of Ede is the Paramount Monarch of Ede.His palace holds the rich heritage of the Ede people who said to be direct descendants of the Orisa (deity) Sango https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shango. There will be found the rich legacy of a late monarch Timi John Adetoyese Laoye who was called the King who made Music. He was particularly skilled in playing the "Bata Drum" A percussion instrument used by Sango worshippers in their dance called Bata Dance. In 1965, he led his palace drummers to attend the Commonwealth Festivals of Arts where he delivered a paper on Yoruba music and afterwards, he was received at the Buckingham Palace by Her Majesty, the Queen of England.https://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/01/oba-laoye-timi-of-ede/.
A repository of the culture of Yoruba land is being kept, music and sounds of the civilisation. Aafin ilu highlights different types of drums and their uses in the Yoruba culture. The custodian of the Aafin ilu is skilled in the history of the artefacts and explains in details all you need to know about Yoruba drums.