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37 Cards in this Set
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Dynasty
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a family of rulers
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Urtyn duu
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Mongolian national song (long song)
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Overtone
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a tone that is part of harmonic series above main note and may be heard with it
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Khoomei
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Mongolian throat song
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Morin Hurr
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traditional mongolian stringed instrument, two strings played with a bow looks like a lil cello with a box
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Dalai Lama
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spiritual head of Tibetan Buddhism
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Yunchen Lhamo
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Tibetan singer/songwriter
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On mani padme hum
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tibetan mantra
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Kang dung
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mid range trumpets (tibet)
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dung chen
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aerophone, tibet, long metal trumpet with low tones
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rom/rol mo
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cymbals from tibet
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gyaling
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double reed aerophone
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drilbu
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bell
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rawap
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lute from xingiang
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cultural revolution
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10 year of period in china's history that consisted of great political change and revolution
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bayin
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chinese organological system based on eight materials
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sizhu
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"silk and bamboo" chinese ensemble consisting of stringed instruments and aerophones
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jiangnan sizhu
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tea house music associated with shanghai
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quin/guqin
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bridgeless plucked zither with 7 strings
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tablature
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notation that indicated how to pluck strings (tabs bluhd)
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cipher notation
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notation using numbers
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dutar
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long two-stringed guitar
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Jingju
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Beijing opera from China
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Yangbanxi
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Beijing opera infused with Communist political messages
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Pipa
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pear-shaped lute from China
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Sheng
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mouth organ from China
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Jinghu
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the lead fiddle of the Beijing Opera's instrumental ensemble
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Suona
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a double-reed aerophone from China
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Dizi
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transverse flute from China
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Pungmul
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korean folk music
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Nongak
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korean farmer's music
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Samulnori
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a play in korea
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Pansori
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korean narrative vocal performance style
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Buk
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korean drum
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Janggu
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hour glass shaped drum
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jing
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large gong
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kwenggari
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small flat gong
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