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Chinese Ti-Tzu, So-na, Yueh-ch'in, Japanese Hiji-riki and Chinese La-pa
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The Ti-Tzu (left) is a Chinese flute and is traditionally bound with waxed silk and decorated with tassels. The So-na is a copper wind instrument - a kind of oboe - played with a double reed.
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Title: Chinese Ti-Tzu, So-na, Yueh-ch'in, Japanese Hiji-riki and Chinese La-pa
Description:
The Ti-Tzu (left) is a Chinese flute and is traditionally bound with waxed silk and decorated with tassels.
The So-na is a copper wind instrument - a kind of oboe - played with a double reed.
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