- "The
Khmer People of Cambodia". The
Garland Handbook of
Southeast Asian Music. Routledge. p. 95.
Sound sample Krapeu page
Jakhe page v t e v t e v t e...
- from far
afield –
including the
klong thap and khim (Persian origin), the
jakhe (Indian origin), the
klong jin (Chinese origin), and the
klong kaek (Indonesian...
- Cross-strung harp
Harpsichord (Europe,
keyboard instrument)
Irish bouzouki Jakhe (Thailand)
Jarana huasteca (Mexico)
Jarana jarocha (Mexico)
Jouhikko (Finland...
- one high and one low (saw
duang and saw u), a three-string
zither called jakhe, a
vertical duct
flute called khlui, hand drums, and
various cymbals. Depending...
- (Aymara jach'a big,
jaqhi precipice, cliff, "big cliff", also
spelled Jacha Jakhe,
Jachcha Jakke) is a 4,248-metre-high (13,937 ft)
mountain in the Andes...
-
fanfare trumpet - used only in
royal ceremonies Saw sam sai Saw
duang Saw u
Jakhe Khlui Pi
Ranat ek
Ranat thum
Khong wong yai
Khong wong lek Thon rammana...
-
plectrum that
tapers to a point, made of horn or hardwood.
Unlike the Thai
jakhe, the
plectrum is not tied onto the
right index finger, but
instead simply...
-
placed near a
window so that wind
stimulates the
strings chakhe charakhe,
jakhe, ja-khe, krapeu, takhe,
takkhe Cambodia,
Thailand 314.122-6
Fretted zither...
- nang
taloon - pii
klong -
pleng choi fon -
ramwong angklung -
grajabpi -
jakhe -
khaen - khim -
khlui - krap - phin - pi -
piphat - pong lang -
ranat -...
- Saanwali, Biharipura, Sewa, Jharna, Boraj, Nanan, Basantgarh, Dudu, Chapper,
Jakhed, Latti, Chakal. Khudiyala, Baget, **** Sahayapura, Kakarala, Dhamana, Meerapura...
