Veena is very very difficult to play. No many people can play it. But it also have very low to very high scales and can play a song on veena of any instrument.
imagine if someone organice a concert with different traditional instruments from all around the world in one song, just one simphony, it would be like a symbol of peace between the countries of the world. imagine a sitar, guhzeng,Pervian flute and balalaika soinding toguether in a song XD
My favorite national instrument is the Đàn bầu of Vietnam. It's a unique instrument native to Vietnam, but unfortunately China attempted to copy it under Chinese name "duxianqin", claimed that it's Chinese instrument because there is an ethnicity living in Guang Xi China called Jing, which is the primary ethnicity in Vietnam. It's like the Morin Khuur of Mongolia become the "matouqin" of China, and the Arirang of Korea become Chinese folk song, all on grounds of Mongolian and Korean living in China recognized as two of official 56 ethnicities of China. And of course all the 3 countries defy China claims.
A big bravo 👏🏻 to Knowledje Able cuz I am from Greece and Greece is not a big country.Αφιερομένο για όλους τους Έλληνες και Ελληνίδες:Η Ελλάδα είναι μόνο μία!Μπραβο δεν περίμενα να δείξει τέτοια μουσική στο μπουζούκι.
@MYRTO SENEKI NO, YOU ARE NOT FROM GREECE,YOU ARE FROM UNITED STATES,YOU SPEAK ENGLISH,GREECE IS NOW FAT AND BIG,GREECE IS A SCARY COUNTRY,GREECE HAS MEDUSA(S)
Interesting how many countries have something that are related to (and played vaguely like) the guitar as their national instrument as compared to how few have any kind of non-stringed instrument or a stringed instrument played differently (e.g. with a bow or something)
Hi! First I like to congratulate you for the video, I think a lot of people forget about the traditional instruments and it's uniqueness but I also noticed you put a Zhong Ruan instead of a Banjo, nothing very serious, just wanted to let you know that without intentions of being rude or mean ^^
Instruments which the banjo distantly derives from such as the Ngoni originates in Africa, but the Banjo itself is an American instrument first developed by African-Americans and later European-descended Americans, and they look and sound very different compared to their predecessors.
My dude, who ever told you that Tambrurica is a Croatian national instrument, he/she lied to you. Tambura / tamburica is often played in Northern Serbian part called Vojvodina. Tamburica is a Serbian instrument. You're welcome.
just going to put it out there that almost every European country has their version of bagpipes and many had them way before Scotland. it's almost same with the bouzouki.
Brazil's is not viola caipira. Capira means yokel, and it's the people from the countryside/rural part of Brazil. So viola caipira is a type of guitar the countryside people use to play their typical countryside music like música caipira or moda de viola (yokel music). The National instruments of Brazil can be attributed to either the cavaquinho, the pandeiro or the bandolim, which are the most common instruments of the brazilian popular music. One of these three.
I enjoyed your video, but am utterly disappointed that you have no instruments from West Africa!! So many genres of music in North, Central, and South America have their roots from musical styles of the West Africans and the instruments they created. Even the banjo came to the Americas with the enslaved people from Africa. KnowledgeAble, I hope to see this inclusion in your next collaboration of music.
Yep, the Banjo does have African roots, Instruments which the banjo distantly derives from such as the Ngoni originates in Africa, but the Banjo itself is an American instrument first developed by African-Americans and later European-descended Americans, and they look and sound very different compared to their predecessors.
Really great video! I missed Iranian instruments though, especially since most string instruments originate from Iranian Tār and also instruments like the Koto (or rather it's Chinese counterpart) are a direct descendent from the Iranian Santur. It's saddening to see how much a culture, so important for the history of musical instruments and therefore music in general get's ignored. Still a good Video, though, definitely like worthy
This video is inaccurate, the instrument next to the word banjo is a ruan, the Chinese guitar. Not only that, but the banjo comes from africa, not the U.S.A. The bandurria does not come from the Phillipines, but from Spain, like the guitar.
@@mechagodzilla8210 Honestly, the Philippines is reasonable as the country was quite heavily influenced by the Spanish. the national garments, music, dance were Spanish. and the Filipino Banduria has pretty different material and tuning as opposed to Spanish Bandurria.
@@mechagodzilla8210 umm...the spanish Banduria only has 12 strings In philippines its spell and pronaouns Bandurya and ours has 14 strings and ours is very different in everyway!!!
Instruments which the banjo distantly derives from such as the Ngoni originates in Africa, but the Banjo itself is an American instrument first developed by African-Americans and later European-descended Americans, and they look and sound very different compared to their predecessors.
Spain: guitar
Every other country: hippity hoppity your instrument is property
MOST OF THEM ARE OLDERN THEN SPAIN ITSELF BRUH
My kids love this video (balalaika and banjo especially)
Just got this recommended to me randomly, wonder if this will blow up for no reason
Veena is very very difficult to play. No many people can play it. But it also have very low to very high scales and can play a song on veena of any instrument.
imagine if someone organice a concert with different traditional instruments from all around the world in one song, just one simphony, it would be like a symbol of peace between the countries of the world. imagine a sitar, guhzeng,Pervian flute and balalaika soinding toguether in a song XD
My favorite national instrument is the Đàn bầu of Vietnam. It's a unique instrument native to Vietnam, but unfortunately China attempted to copy it under Chinese name "duxianqin", claimed that it's Chinese instrument because there is an ethnicity living in Guang Xi China called Jing, which is the primary ethnicity in Vietnam. It's like the Morin Khuur of Mongolia become the "matouqin" of China, and the Arirang of Korea become Chinese folk song, all on grounds of Mongolian and Korean living in China recognized as two of official 56 ethnicities of China. And of course all the 3 countries defy China claims.
Yes, I would expect the Chinese government to steal the culture from those around them. That fits them quite well.
I like the veena/sitar and the balalaika
I can't believe my own kind would try to copy a national instrument
There is no "own kind" đàn bầu of China, they even forced the Jing there to learn it and named it as duxianqin, in order to legally steal it.
@@Ionlyeatchipzeveryday There is no "own kind" duxianqin sorry, it's a mere copycat
This video is really well made
Should I Make Sequel?
Yes
Plz
Pls
Yes
Yes
2:35 , INDIA > VEENA with Shankar sir Breathless song. ❤❤❤❤
1:18 We Finns have a pretty similar looking instrument called the Kantele.
We Russians have similar instrument, calls gusli
A big bravo 👏🏻 to Knowledje Able cuz I am from Greece and Greece is not a big country.Αφιερομένο για όλους τους Έλληνες και Ελληνίδες:Η Ελλάδα είναι μόνο μία!Μπραβο δεν περίμενα να δείξει τέτοια μουσική στο μπουζούκι.
@MYRTO SENEKI NO, YOU ARE NOT FROM GREECE,YOU ARE FROM UNITED STATES,YOU SPEAK ENGLISH,GREECE IS NOW FAT AND BIG,GREECE IS A SCARY COUNTRY,GREECE HAS MEDUSA(S)
que carajosssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss!
Interesting how many countries have something that are related to (and played vaguely like) the guitar as their national instrument as compared to how few have any kind of non-stringed instrument or a stringed instrument played differently (e.g. with a bow or something)
It's not true
There are very few countries displayed
And very few instruments
Almost no drums of all kinds eg
I am a guitarist... And I like the guitar... Which id from Spain....
Lots of love from india..
0:26 Thank you from Scotland.
2:21 the image is not a banjo its the chinese ‘moon’ instrument called the “ruan”
Indonesia has 1,300 etnich group and they have their own instrument , so hard to choose Indonesian national instrument cause we have a lot here
3:33 "What's your favourite instrument?"
Taar (Iranian instrument)
2:25 that's not what a banjo looks like...
Hi! First I like to congratulate you for the video, I think a lot of people forget about the traditional instruments and it's uniqueness but I also noticed you put a Zhong Ruan instead of a Banjo, nothing very serious, just wanted to let you know that without intentions of being rude or mean ^^
NO, LEAVE ME ALONE, STOP CONGRATULATING ME GO,STOP LETTING ME KNOW,STOP NOTICING ME, GO AWAY
The Banjo actually originated in Africa, but became popular in the United States
Instruments which the banjo distantly derives from such as the Ngoni originates in Africa, but the Banjo itself is an American instrument first developed by African-Americans and later European-descended Americans, and they look and sound very different compared to their predecessors.
My dude, who ever told you that Tambrurica is a Croatian national instrument, he/she lied to you. Tambura / tamburica is often played in Northern Serbian part called Vojvodina. Tamburica is a Serbian instrument. You're welcome.
My Favorite national instrument is a tie between the banduria of the Philippines and the bouzouki of Greece.
The koto sounds really good and soothing. Do people do ASMR with kotos? They should
just going to put it out there that almost every European country has their version of bagpipes and many had them way before Scotland. it's almost same with the bouzouki.
Oh yes Tamburica #amazed
I watched this in my music class [at school] and i guessed mine [philipines]😊
I love this instruments ♥️🍒💙
I never knew the didgeridoo until the famous Emu war of Australia 😆😆
Angklung and gamelan 🇲🇨Indonesia
The bagpipes were actually from the Middle East, but Scotland bought the bagpipes and further notice it belongs to Scotland now.
In Jordan 👍
Nah cap
Zurna, oud, duduk, saz
My Favorite Instruments is Ranad Ek
my favourit
My favourit is India and Croatia!Love! Latvian nacioneisen Instruments!?
Favorite 1:45
why you don't put portugal
I was surprised that the harp was Egyptian because I am Egyptian
Bc it's not the harp.
I like the guitar the best
I didn't see my country's instrument...*sigh*
My fav instrument is harp and Violin
Also the violin and the piano (pianoforte) are from Italy, but that's common knowledge.
GOOD JOB
I am pretty sure that the instrument depicted for the banjo is not a banjo it looks more like a Chinese ruan to me.
Yeah, It Is A Chinese Ruan.
Man I love the Koto 😩
My fev is Veena and sitar
My personal favorite instrument is the jouhikko.
Why no portuguese guitar
Viola Caipira 🇧🇷
Pipa 🇨🇳
Guitarrón 🇲🇽
Lute 🇲🇷
Guitarra Portuguesa 🇵🇹
Accordion 🇩🇪
Brazil's is not viola caipira. Capira means yokel, and it's the people from the countryside/rural part of Brazil. So viola caipira is a type of guitar the countryside people use to play their typical countryside music like música caipira or moda de viola (yokel music).
The National instruments of Brazil can be attributed to either the cavaquinho, the pandeiro or the bandolim, which are the most common instruments of the brazilian popular music. One of these three.
Let’s go USA Banjo
There are several mistakes in this video and the first one is the image of the italian mandolin, which is actually a portuguese guitar.
Spain just guitar
Everyone else wow
I Love the Bandurya 🇵🇭
Am 201 subscriber
Can you make a sequel please
Too bad, the "a" and "o" alphabet were too similar... Kids get confused on spelling the name of the instruments
Guitar🎸🔥😎
I enjoyed your video, but am utterly disappointed that you have no instruments from West Africa!! So many genres of music in North, Central, and South America have their roots from musical styles of the West Africans and the instruments they created. Even the banjo came to the Americas with the enslaved people from Africa. KnowledgeAble, I hope to see this inclusion in your next collaboration of music.
Yep, the Banjo does have African roots, Instruments which the banjo distantly derives from such as the Ngoni originates in Africa, but the Banjo itself is an American instrument first developed by African-Americans and later European-descended Americans, and they look and sound very different compared to their predecessors.
Really great video! I missed Iranian instruments though, especially since most string instruments originate from Iranian Tār and also instruments like the Koto (or rather it's Chinese counterpart) are a direct descendent from the Iranian Santur. It's saddening to see how much a culture, so important for the history of musical instruments and therefore music in general get's ignored.
Still a good Video, though, definitely like worthy
Wait until i make the sequel! Stay tuned! 💚
@@knowledgeable3302 Looking forward to it :))
Come on, you forgot Norways Hardangerfiddle!
Nepal is missing there!
what is your favorite instrument?
kazakh: dombyra akesn...
Whats the name of the equador song?
Sorry, but so many of your images are incorrect
Piano
2:52
Croatia > tamburica
Banjo
Guitar 🎸 and veena
Violin?
Veena India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
This video is inaccurate, the instrument next to the word banjo is a ruan, the Chinese guitar. Not only that, but the banjo comes from africa, not the U.S.A. The bandurria does not come from the Phillipines, but from Spain, like the guitar.
You're correct, you are referring from the origin, but i would like to inform that those are declared as their "national" instruments.
@@knowledgeable3302 I get what you're saying, but that makes things so much more complicated
@@mechagodzilla8210 Honestly, the Philippines is reasonable as the country was quite heavily influenced by the Spanish. the national garments, music, dance were Spanish. and the Filipino Banduria has pretty different material and tuning as opposed to Spanish Bandurria.
@@mechagodzilla8210 umm...the spanish Banduria only has 12 strings
In philippines its spell and pronaouns Bandurya and ours has 14 strings and ours is very different in everyway!!!
Instruments which the banjo distantly derives from such as the Ngoni originates in Africa, but the Banjo itself is an American instrument first developed by African-Americans and later European-descended Americans, and they look and sound very different compared to their predecessors.
India,veena
Whats the name of this song ? 2:52
That's a Tamburica Song
1:18 From China！！！
que no entiendoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
So why not Turkey?
Bro nobody use harps in Egypt were not in 3000BC
Guitar
Guitar spain
Isnt that guzheng the kato
0:25 Sounds Like A Amber Alert For A 13 Year Old Girl Found Safe!!!!!!!!!!
LONGA
Banjo.
I love india
Koto
Iran is Tar 🇮🇷
Guitar is Copied from Tar
Damn one breathe song on veena ❤️
mas magaling ang koto at aking ate papunta sa japan para trabaho
Iranian setar
Why no Chinese instrument?
Indonesia has 1,300 etnich group and they have their own instrument , so hard to choose Indonesian national instrument cause we have a lot here