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Kouxian (Chinese: 口弦; pinyin:
kǒuxián; lit. 'mouth string') is a
general Chinese term for any
variety of jaw harp. The jaw harp is a
plucked idiophone...
- Bihu Karinding, a
Sundanese traditional musical instrument from
Indonesia Kouxian, the
Chinese version Kubing, a
bamboo Jew's harp from the
Philippines Morsing...
- They are
plucked idiophones, such as the Jew's harp,
amplified cactus,
kouxian, dan moi,
music box and
mbira (lamellophone or
thumb piano);
blown idiophones...
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distinctive sound of the gogona. It was
originally developed in
ancient China(
Kouxian) and p****ed on to the Sino-Tibetan
tribes who
overtime migrated to ****am...
- guimbardes.
Kouxian (121.21) Đàn môi, Vietnam.
Instrument carved from a
single piece of bamboo. (121.221) Murchunga,
Nepal (121.222) A
Kouxian, pla**** by...
- (aiqing). The
kouxian, a
small four-pronged
instrument similar to the Jew's harp, is
another commonly found instrument among the
Liangshan Yi.
Kouxian songs are...
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Indonesia unpitched percussion Khartal idiophones Mauritius, Réunion
cymbals Kouxian idiophones 121.2
China Kulintang idiophones Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia...
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Traditional Chinese musical instruments Silk (string)
Bamboo (woodwind)
Gourd (woodwind)
Hulusheng Hulusi Sheng Yu
Percussion Others Gudi
Kouxian Lusheng Xun...
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Thailand Unpitched Membranophone Klong yao
Thailand Unpitched Membranophone Kouxian China Both 121.2
Idiophone Kpanlogo Ghana Unpitched 211.221.1 Membranophone...
- Gudi (骨笛) – an
ancient flute made of bone
Hailuo (海螺) –
conch s**** [3]
Kouxian (口弦) – jaw harp, made of
bamboo or metal. ****i (叶笛) – tree leaf used as...
