- fingerholes.
Modern Kuisis are
between 70 and 80
centimetres long, a
length traditionally defined by the arm
length of the luthier. Kogi
built kuisis are reported...
-
trips was
singing and
playing guitars or
indigenous gaita flutes,
known as
kuisis in the Kogi language, and
their form of
transmitting their news was by singing...
- Curonian, and Old Prussian.[citation needed]
Samogitian words such as
kuisis (mosquito), pylė (duck),
blezdinga (swallow),
cyrulis (skylark), zuikis...
-
Flageolet (forerunner of the tin whistle)
Fujara Hydraulophone Khloy Khlui Kuisi Several Indigenous American flutes,
including the
double chamber instrument...
- of the
melancholy indigenous gaita flute or caña de millo, i.e., Tolo or
Kuisí, of Kuna or Kogi
ethnic groups, respectively, and the
cheerful and impetuous...
- Rank Name
Province 1
Shirene Human WP 2 Jenna-Anne Buys EG 3
Quinn Wilmans SG 4
Cherie Van
Heerden EG 5
Simone Joseph SG 6
Suzan Kuisis GN...
-
after the
Navarre region of
Spain Gaita Zuliana, a
Venezuelan musical genre Kuisi, or
Colombian gaita,
fipple flutes native to
Colombia and
parts of Panama...
- Name
Province 1
Shirene Human Eastern Transvaal 2
Natasha Bilik Southern Transvaal 3
Chantal de
Bruin Kwa Zulu
Natal 4
Suzan Kuisis Northern Transvaal...
- the pipe (or
gaita in Spanish), the
female kuisi bunsi (or
gaita hembra) with 5 holes, and the male
kuisi sigi (or
gaita macho) with two.
llamador – A...
-
Diple Dvoyanka Flabiol Flageolet Frula Fujara Hydraulophone Khloy Khlui Kuisi Low
whistle Native American flute Organ pipe
Salamuri Shvi Sjøfløyte Slide...
