K'ni
The k'ni or Vietnamese mouth violin is a fiddle-like instrument used by the Jarai people in Vietnam. The term is the common word for fiddle in the Jarai language. It is a bowed chordophone which uses the musician's mouth as a resonator which enables the instrument to imitate certain qualities found in vocal music. Similar instruments are used among other tribal peoples of the Central Highlands, such as the Bahnar people. The instrument does not have a direct equivalent among traditional Vietnamese musical instruments.
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K'ni
The k'ni or Vietnamese mouth violin is a fiddle-like instrument used by the Jarai people in Vietnam. The term is the common word for fiddle in the Jarai language. It is a bowed chordophone which uses the musician's mouth as a resonator which enables the instrument to imitate certain qualities found in vocal music. Similar instruments are used among other tribal peoples of the Central Highlands, such as the Bahnar people. The instrument does not have a direct equivalent among traditional Vietnamese musical instruments.
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The k'ni or Vietnamese mouth v ...... ietnamese musical instruments.
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クニー (K'nyまたはK'ni) は、ベトナムのジャライ族 ...... 的な楽器を指すとともに、フィドルを指す一般的な言葉でもある。
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The k'ni or Vietnamese mouth v ...... ietnamese musical instruments.
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クニー (K'nyまたはK'ni) は、ベトナムのジャライ族 ...... 的な楽器を指すとともに、フィドルを指す一般的な言葉でもある。
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