- The
yazheng (simplified Chinese: 轧筝;
traditional Chinese: 軋箏; pinyin:
yàzhēng; also
spelled zha
zheng or zha cheng) is a
Chinese string instrument. It...
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Laruan Leiqin Maguhu Matouqin Sanhu Sihu
Tiqin Tihu Tuhu
Wenzhenqin Xiqin Yazheng Yehu
Zhengni Zhonghu Z****qin Z****hu The
following instruments are sounded...
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David Tse (Chinese: 謝雅正; pinyin: Xiè
Yǎzhèng) is the
Thomas Kailath and
Guanghan Xu
Professor of
Engineering at
Stanford University. Tse
earned a B.S...
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Violinzither Waterphone Wheelharp Xiqin Yakatat (Alaska) Yaylı
tambur (Turkey)
Yazheng (China) Yehu (China)
Zhengni (China)
Zhonghu (China) Z****hu (China) Aarbajo...
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having its
origins in Tang
dynasty China, was
derived from the
Chinese yazheng,
which was
introduced to
Korea during the
Goryeo dynasty. In 1430, Uiryesangjeongso...
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stringed instruments Yangqin chordophones 3
China stringed instruments Yazheng chordophones 3
China stringed instruments Yehu
chordophones 3
China stringed...
- po****r of the huqin.
Historic bowed zithers of China,
including the xiqin,
yazheng, and wenzhenqin, and also the
Korean ajaeng, were
originally pla**** by...
- by
fingers or by picks.
Similar instruments include the
Chinese se and
yazheng,
Korean ****ageum and ajaeng, the
Vietnamese đàn tranh, the ****anese koto...
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plucked zither (H/S 312.22.5) (Plate 7). It
resembles the
Chinese guzheng,
yazheng and se, ****anese koto,
Korean ****ageum and ajaeng,
Mongolian yatga, Vietnamese...
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Kanun (instrument) Kanklės:
Lithuania Jetigen:
Kazakhstan Ajaeng:
Korea Yazheng:
China "Traditional
Instruments of the
Khakas people - text in English"...
