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Altai khomus/kamus (Listen)...
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guimbard (France),
guimbarda (Catalan),
gogona (****am),
karinding (Sudanese),
khomus (Siberia),
kouxian (China),
kubing (Philippines),
marranzano (Sicily, Italy)...
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Museum of
Local Lore and
History named after E. Yaroslavsky, and the
Khomus Museum and
Museum of Permafrost. In
September 2020, the
Gagarin Center for...
- voice. The
group primarily use
native Tuvan instruments such as the igil,
khomus (Tuvan jaw harp), doshpuluur, and dünggür (shaman drum). However, in recent...
- in
Russian Federation. Its most
distinctive national instrument is the
khomus, a lamellophone. The
Yakut people are a
large ethnic group in Sakha. They...
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features throat singing, and
several native musical instruments,
including the
khomus and topshuur.
Their music is
often about the
nature and
history of Altai...
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Yakut society. She was also
active in
Yakut literary circles,
leading the
Khomus literary ****ociation for many years. "Анастасия Сыромятникова". www.livelib...
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after E. Yaroslavsky; and the only
museums in the
world dedicated to the
khomus and permafrost. In
September 2020 , the
Gagarin Center for
Culture and Contemporary...
- Arga-Yuryakh Ulakhan-Kyuegyulyur Kyuyol-Yuryakh
Khroma Yuryung-Ulakh
Sundrun Maly
Khomus-Yuryakh
Bogdashkina Volchya Gusinaya Indigirka (near Tabor, Sakha) Khastakh...
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Yakuts are the largest, and are
known for
their olonkho songs and the
khomus, a jaw harp.
Tatar folk
music has
rhythmic peculiarities and pentatonic...
