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Sansula – A sophisticated kalimba developed by German drum maker Peter Hokema.
The regular kalimba is placed over a small frame drum.
Is a one-string instrument most often used in traditional music from Bangladesh, India, Egypt, and Pakistan.
RaasaaTrumpet or reed pipe .SahaneसहनाईQuadrupal-reed woodwind used in the Panche baja.

(also concert-master, leader, concertmistress) The leader of the initial violin portion of a symphony orchestra.
For orchestral and other groups, refers to selecting instruments to play the various parts.
Shawm – Double reed wood instrument.

Antique Japanese Tsuri-kane Buddhist Bronze Bell, Meiji Period

Asian Indian one-stringed, bowed, vertical spiked fiddle, made from a skin covered coconut resonator and a long serrated wooden neck.
It is really a violin with a megaphone horn instead of the normal sound box.
This violin was probably one of the first important steps in the evolution of string instruments.
It had been invented in the 19th Century by Augustus Stroh, a German national who worked being an apprentice watchmaker.
It is just a four-string violin which Stroh had replaced the elegant wooden sound box with a diaphragm and a startlingly large metal horn.

• It has four to eight main strings and sympathetic strings.
• Royal Academy of Music in 2012 and then launched Hello Music Theory in 2014.
• An archaic five-stringed instrument.
• Kastha kartaalaकाण्ठ कर्तालRectangular blocks about 20 cm x 7.5 cm, with jhyaali cymbals mounted in two rows of two holes on each.
• Also known as Odondo, Dondo, Lunna, Donno, Kalangu, Doodo, Tama, Tamma, Dundun, Gangan – A West African drum whose pitch could be regulated to the extent that it is said the drum “talks”.

A tube zither of Malagasy origin.
A kind of modern, fretted lute of Persian origin.
Today’s lute of Iranian origin.

It does not include playing techniques, bows or plectrums, music genres or anything other than the names of instruments.
(also possably Bass-Shalm ?) A medieval and Renaissance musical instrument of the woodwind family made in Europe from the late 13th century until the 17th century.
It was developed from the oriental zurna and is the predecessor of the modern oboe.
Classical instruments of South India, a wind instrument similar to the North Indian shehnai but larger, with a hardwood body and a large flaring bell manufactured from metal or wood.

Late 19th-early 20th Century Tribal Wood Paduka Sandals, India

Their sound is unique and there is no match.
A lot of the instruments are more than 150 yrs . old.
These instruments formed a priced collection in the Mysore Palace and the benevolent Maharajas paid the rare instruments when the Mysore Police Band was formed way back in 1868.
If opened to the public, it would surely be considered a must-visit for just about any tourist or for example anyone who is thinking about music.

• In Egypt mizmar usually refers to a surnay.
• A kind of classical guitar with seven strings, of Russian
• This is the sarangi, a short-necked bowed fiddle of South Asia used in Hindustani classical raga music of North India and in folk music.
• It really is widely believed that the Ravanahatha, an ancient stringed instrument used a bow, was a precursor of the violin.
• the word for “drum” in Tuvan, the word “tüngür” is used to refer to a shaman drum.

Sikadraha – An extended piece of bamboo with transverse ridges cut into it that is played by scraping with a stick.
Shurle – Istrian reed instrument with two chanters.
It consists of two separate pipes of wood which are connected at the top.
Shakuhachi – Traditional end-blown flute created from bamboo.

Musical Instruments

Nepali people playing “Damphu”, one of their traditional instruments.
Asian, South Indian side-blown 8 holed bamboo flute, in regards to a foot long and closed at the end.
This short high pitched instrument is quite expressive and subtle, a mainstay in Carnatic music.
Overarching term for a plucked string instrument.
Double pipe used in traditional music, primarily in North Indian folk music.
This can be a oft depicted flute of the snake charmer.

Sometimes called the sweet potato, an ancient flute-like wind instrument.
It usually comprises of an oval-shaped enclosed space and four to thirteen finger holes, though there are several variations on the typical design.
A popular drum played in Polynesia and the Pacific Rim countries.
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You can find both larger, low pitched and smaller, higher pitched varieties.
A big double headed wooden skin covered barrel drum In Kerala, with the hands, each side said to represent the male and female spects of Shiva/Shakti.