The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano · Reading edition

Note B
Chapter I

When I was in Smyrna I have frequently seen the Greeks dance after this manner.

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…t; and as the subject is generally founded on some recent event, it is therefore ever new. This gives our dances a spirit and variety which I have scarcely seen elsewhere[B]. We have many musical instruments, particularly drums of different kinds, a piece of music which resembles a guitar, and another much like a stickado. These last are chiefly used by betrothed virgins, who play on them on all grand festivals.

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