In traditional music, the overtone scale persists in the music of peoples of South Siberia, especially in Tyvan music. Overtone singing and the sound of the jew's harp (jaw harp, juice harp, khomuz) are rich of overtones naturally, but tunes performed on igil (bowed instrument distantly related to the violin) and plucked string instruments such as doshpuluur or chanzy also often follow the overtone scale, sometimes with pentatonic slices.