Wow! These are beautiful instruments! I love the sounds they make, and the music they create! Music is my greatest passion, so finding this video and this channel is just amazing!
Is there a way to find what specific song is being played for a given instrument? The one on guzheng really stuck out to me as awesome and I want to actually hear the whole thing now
The taphon video sound is the same as the membranphones background music and ranat ek is the same music for the idiophones background music (Also commented that in the Thailand version)
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Chapters:
LESSON #8_ POPULAR ASIAN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
00:00 Introduction
00:44 INTRODUCTION TO ASIAN MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
00:50.Central & West Asian Countries: Pakistan, Arab, & Israel
01:00 East Asian Countries: Japan, China, & Korea
01:10 South Asian Country: India
01:19 Southeast Asian Countries: Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos,
Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand,
Singapore, & Vietnam
01:49 HORNBOSTEL-SACHS SYSTEM
01:59 ETHNOGRAPHIC CLASSIFICATION OF MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS: Chordophone, Aerophone, Idiophone, &
Membranophone
02:44 CHORDOPHONES:
02:54 Koto (75)
03:17 Shamisen (74)
03:36 Biwa (73)
03:58 Kokyu (72)
04:20 Guzheng (71)
04:41 Guqin (70)
05:01 Pipa (69)
05:18 Erhu (68)
05:40 Haegeum (67)
06:02 Kayagum / Gayageum (66)
06:23 Sitar (65)
06:43 Ektar (64)
06:57 Veena (63)
07:14 Sarangi (62)
07:35 Santoor (61)
07:53 Rubab (60)
08:13 Kinnor / Jewish Lyre (59)
08:28 Oud (58)
08:49 Simsimiyya (57)
09:11 Sasando (56)
09:28 Saung Gauk / Myanmar Harp (55)
09:47 Sape (54)
10:03 Bandurria (53)
10:23 Kudyapi (52)
10:37 Jak He (51)
10:59 GrajaBpi (50)
11:18 Dan Bau (49)
11:39 Dan Nguyet (48)
12:00 AEROPHONES:
12:11 Shakuhachi (47)
12:29 Nohkan (46)
12:49 Shinobue (45)
13:12 Sheng (44)
13:33 Dizi (43)
13:53 Hulusi (42)
14:13 Xiao (41)
14:32 Suona (40)
14:49 Xun (39)
15:12 Piri (38)
15:34 Daegeum (37)
15:56 Danso (36)
16:17 Bansuri (35)
16:34 Shehnai (34)
16:56 Harmonium (33)
17:13 Alghoza (32)
17:29 Shofar (31)
17:48 Ney (30)
18:09 Hne (29)
18:19 Sep noi / Sampoton (28)
18:42 Lalove (27)
19:01 Palendag (26)
19:19 Tongali / Kaleleng (25)
19:44 Pi Nai (24)
20:04 Sao Truc (23)
20:24 Seruling (22)
20:46 IDIOPHONES:
20:53 Mukkuri (21)
21:07 Yun Lo (20)
21:29 Bolang Gu (19)
21:44 Tam-Tam (18)
21:55 Pyeongyeong (17)
22:18 Ghatam / Nout (16)
22:32 Kongyong (15)
22:51 Pat Waing (14)
23:12 Kulintang (13)
23:28 Kalagong (12)
23:43 Ranat Ek (11)
24:02 T’rung (10)
24:23 MEMBRANOPHONES:
24:29 Wadaiko (9)
24:42 Tsuzumi (8)
24:57 Janggu (7)
25:14 Daf (6)
25:27 Tabla (5)
25:36 Toft (4)
25:49 Tabl Baladi (3)
26:00 Dabakan (2)
26:09 Taphon (1)
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Wow! I love this video it is very informative ,never knew about these instruments thank you.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you!
In East Asia India, China & Japan are something else in Instruments
These are their popular ones. thanks.
Congratulations for such an epic compilation! Hope you guys continue your great work!
Thank you! Will do!
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channels becoming very popular
Thank you so much. That's true.
Wow! These are beautiful instruments! I love the sounds they make, and the music they create! Music is my greatest passion, so finding this video and this channel is just amazing!
Thank you so much. Glad you like them.
I can finally know what instruments are they
yes
Beautiful in every sense of the word
Thank you so much.
I love this .Keep up the good work .
Thank you so much!
You may forget the Gijak and A series of national musical instruments in Xinjiang
Thanks so much for watching.
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Sitar
Ektar
Veena
Sarangi
Santoor
thanks for watching....
14:18 13:16
Thanks for watching.
I used to have a Bolang Gu, and it was fun to play.
sounds good.
Kudos to the people who invented this some of them are complecated to make
Thank you.
Idiophone
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Mukkuri
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Yun Lo
Bolang Gu
Tam-Tam
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Pyeongyeong
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Ghatam/Nout
🇰🇭
Kongyong
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Pat Waing
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Kulintang
Kalagong
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Ranat Ek
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T'Rung
thanks for watching....
Thank you for this I live the heagium very romantic sound
You're very welcome
congratulations on 8 k
Thank you very much.
Is there a way to find what specific song is being played for a given instrument? The one on guzheng really stuck out to me as awesome and I want to actually hear the whole thing now
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The taphon video sound is the same as the membranphones background music and ranat ek is the same music for the idiophones background music
(Also commented that in the Thailand version)
Thanks so much for watching....
Membranophone
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Wadaiko
Tsuzumi
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Janggu
🇮🇳
Daf
Tabla
🇮🇱
Toft
🇦🇪
Tabl Baladi
🇵🇭
Dabakan
🇹🇭
Taphon
thanks for watching....
🇰🇷
Haegeum
Kayagum/Gayageum
thanks for watching....
75 popular asia musical instruments
Thanks so much for watching.
Aerophones
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Shakuhachi
Nohkan
Shinobue
🇨🇳
Sheng
Dizi
Hulusi
Xiao
Suona
Xun
🇰🇷
Piri
Daegeum
Danso
🇮🇳
Bansuri
Shehnai
🇵🇰
Harmonium
Alghoza
🇮🇱
Shofar
🇦🇪
Ney
🇲🇲
Hne
🇲🇾🇱🇦
Sep Noi/Sampoton
🇮🇩
Lalove
🇵🇭
Palendag
Tongali/Kaleleng
🇹🇭
Pi Nai
🇻🇳
Sao Truc
🇸🇬
Seruling
thanks for watching....
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Koto
Shamisen
Biwa
Kokyu
thanks for watching....
My favorite part’s of asia are east asia and southeast asia
Sounds good.
22:55 what is the name of this Song?
Pat waing
sounds good. Thanks for watching.
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Guzheng
Guqin
Pipa
Erhu
thanks for watching....
Angklung is popular, too.
yes, thanks for watching....encouraging you also to be a channel member.
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Saung Gauk/Myanmar Harp
thanks for watching....
🇮🇩
Sasando
thanks for watching....
🇵🇭
Bandurria
Kudyapi
thanks for watching....
Tzuzumi and janggu look the same
yes, thanks for watching.
🇦🇪
Simsimiyya
thanks for watching....
Please Do 15 Musical Instruments Of Mongolia
sure, it's part of our lesson.
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5:50 노래좀
Thanks so much for watching...
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T,rung
yes
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Sape
thanks for watching....
🇹🇭
Jak He
Grajabpi
thanks for watching....
🇮🇱
Kinnor/Jewish Lyre
Oud
thanks for watching....
What about Nepal?
yes it's lesson 69. Thanks for watching....
🇵🇰
Rubab
thanks for watching....
25:36
sounds good.
24:43
Tsuzumi