- The
saenghwang is a
Korean wind instrument. It is a free reed
mouth organ derived from (and
quite similar to) the
Chinese sheng,
though its
tuning is different...
- into a wind chest;
these include the sheng, khaen, lusheng, yu, shō, and
saenghwang. The melodica,
consisting of a
single tube that is
essentially blown through...
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Traditional Chinese musical instruments Khene Lusheng Mangtong Plung Saenghwang Shō Yu (wind instrument) "Sheng". Encyclopædia Britannica. "Crossound...
- in 2007. It was pla**** on the ISS by
Koichi Wakata.
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Saenghwang "Sho | ****anese |
Early Tokugawa period | The Met". The
Metropolitan Museum...
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traditional Korean musical instruments including the piri, yanggeum, and
saenghwang to
create postminimalist compositions. She has
toured internationally...
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saenap or nallari) – A
conical oboe with a
wooden body and
metal bell
Saenghwang (hangul: 생황; hanja: 笙簧) – A free-reed
mouth organ with 17
bamboo pipes...
- for aak may
include the tungga, honga, pyeonjong, pyongyong, kum, sul,
saenghwang, and pak,
along with the
eight necessary types of
materials (metal, stone...
- Hanja: 禮樂; RR: ryeak) as well as
imitations of the East
Asian mouth organ saenghwang (Korean),
sheng (Chinese) or shō (****anese) into
Western avant-garde music...
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spread from
China to
Korea during the
Three Kingdoms period and was
called Saenghwang in Korean. In the
eighth century,
Sheng was
given to the ****anese court...
