FOX8's Brad Jones and Cindy Farmer learn to play the kazoo
(WGHP) — Today on Teach Me Tuesday, we are joined by members of the Kazoo Sisterhood, a kazoo band based out of Winston-Salem.
Not only do they have fun playing the kazoo, they also spread a lot of joy through their performances by visiting local healthcare facilities as well as retirement homes.
Coming up this weekend, they will be taking their talents to the Cherry Blossom Festival in Macon, Georgia participating in the Guinness World Record challenge for kazoo ensemble.
They are going to teach a thing or two about playing the kazoo.
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