These traditional instruments were all purchased in their country,
They will make you discover an exotic world of travel and musical sounds
Music instruments are objects which combines:
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An international sound communication with various musical styles including traditional origins which are unique
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A recognized aesthetics, including shapes, silhouettes and details of ornaments combine efficiency of the public to the
beauty of these objects that can be seen as objects of "art".
Issue : 12/02/2024
Added: Finnish Kantele
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Kayagum (South Korea)
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Morin Khuur (Mongolia)
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Sitar (India)
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Pipa (China)
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Shamisen (Japan)
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Tar (Ouzbekistan)
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Sarangi (India)
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Saenghwan (South Korea)
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Sapeh (Borneo - Malaysia)
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Lou Sheng (China)
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Tibetan bowl (Sikkim)
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Chuggum (South Korea)
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Ceremonial bell (India)
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Birman gong (Myanmar)
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Janggu (South Korea)
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Khim (Cambodgia)
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Rabab (Indonesia)
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Dan bau (Vietnam)
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Hulusi (Vietnam)
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Funeral Ken bau (Vietnam)
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Rebana (Malaysia)
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Tibetan timbals (Sikkim)
List of presented instruments:
MIDDLE EAST
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Baglama (Turkey)
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Oud (Syria)
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Doudouk (Armenia)
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Qanun (Armenia)
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Rababa (Jordania)
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Setar (Iran)
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Panduri (Georgia)
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Ney (Turkey)
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Kemençe (Turkey)
AFRICA
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Balafon (Guinea)
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Masenqo (Ethiopia)
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Bent harp from Madagascar
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Bent harp from Kenya
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Kora (Senegal)
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African Lyre (Zanzibar)
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Toubou luth (Niger)
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Valiha (Madagascar)
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Mbira (South Africa)
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Kayamb (Reunion island)
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Obriginti drum (Togo)
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Donga (Togo)
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Togolese Conga (Togo)
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Asaxte (Togo)
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Dissekadeni (Togo)
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Loutar (Morocco)
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Guembri (Morocco)
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Rebab (Morocco)
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Nira (Morocco)
AMERICA
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Berimbao (Brasil)
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Charengo (Peru)
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Rain stick (Bolivia)
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Native American flute (Ecuador)
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Adean flute (Bolivia)
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Pan flute from peru (Peru)
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Pan flute from Ecuador (Ecuador)
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Cuica (Brazil)
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Ocarina (Bolivia)
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Quena (Bolivia)
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Gaïtas (Colombia)
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Clave (Colombia)
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Reed (Colombia)
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Bongo (Cuba)
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Merlin seagull (Canadian)
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Spoons (Canadian)
EUROPE
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Portugese guitar (Portugal)
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Zither (Czech)
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Timple (Canary Islands)
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Neapolitan Mandolin (Italy)
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The piano (France)
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Galoubet (France)
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Langspil (Iceland)
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Koziol bialy (Poland)
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Bodhran (North Ireland)
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The Provencal Tambourine (France)
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The Kankles (Lithuania)
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The Svilpaunieks (Latvia)
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The Trejdeksnis (Latvia)
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The Balalaïka (Russia)
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The Breton Bombarde (France)
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Th Biniou Kozh from Bretagne (France)
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Ukulele Motu from Oleron island (France)
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Irish concertinas (Ireland)
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Finnish Kantele
