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55 Cards in this Set
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Raga |
Mode in North India alap, then jor (where beat comes in) |
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Tala |
Creates raga in North India |
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Gat |
Skeletal Melody for Improv in North India |
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Tambura |
Long-necked lute; North India (Hindustani) |
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Sarod |
Long-Necked Lute, Sympathetic Strings, North India (Hindustani) |
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Tabla |
Pair of Drums; North India (Hindustani) |
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Mridangam |
Barrel-Shaped Drum (South India) |
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Carnatic Vocal Kriti |
South India |
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Qawwal-Devotional Song |
Pakistan |
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Dholak |
double sided drum from Pakistan |
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Central Highlands Bronze Gong |
Vietnam Ensemble |
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Nhac Tai Tu Chamber |
Vietnam Ensemble (with tone bending, song lang, dan kim, and dan tran) |
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Song Lang |
Clapper Idiophone; Vietnam |
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Dan Kim |
Plucked Lute; Vietnam |
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Dan Tran |
Plucked zither; Vietnam |
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Piphat Music |
Thailand (with pi, ching, and xylophones) |
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Pi |
double-reeded aerophone; Thaland |
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Lam Klawn "Repartee" |
NE Thailand/Laos Ensemble Uses khaen |
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Khaen |
Mouth Organ from Laos/NE Thailand |
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Court Gamelan |
Indonesia (Java); organiazed colotomic structure (cylces); ORGANIZED |
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Gamelan Gong |
Indonesia (Balinese); start and stop, fast |
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Guqin |
"Ancient Zither" from China, plucked, tone bending & sliding |
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Jiangnan Sizhu |
"silk and bamboo" ensemble; China; erhu, yangqin, pipa, dizi |
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Erhu |
Fiddle; China |
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Yangqin |
Hammered Zither; China |
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Pipa |
Pear-Shaped Lute; China |
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Dizi |
Horizontal Flute; China |
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Jing Ju
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Beijing Opera; men playing female roles, little/no vibrato; played by er hu, cymbals, etc |
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Urtin duu |
"Long Song"; Mongolia; Throat singing/overtone singing |
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P'ansori |
Korea; passionate vocal; |
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puk |
shallow drum, with Korea |
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Sankyoku Chamber |
Japan; Instruments: koto, shamisen, shakuhachi |
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Koto |
Zither; Japan |
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Shamisen |
Lute; Japan |
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Shakuhachi |
Japan Vertical flute |
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Kabuki Theatre |
Single male vocal lead with shamisen, Japan |
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Buddhist Ritual |
Tibet (dung chen, dribu, rom); Chanty subtle male vocals |
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Dribu |
Bell; Tibet |
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Dung Chen |
Metal Trumpet (5-12 ft long); Tibet |
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Rom |
Cymbals; Tibet |
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Adham |
Arabic Call To Prayer (one man singing) |
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Taqaism |
Arabic (Ud & Buzuq) |
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Ud |
Pear-Shaped Lute |
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Buzuq |
Long-necked lute |
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Maqam |
Mode in Arabic |
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Taqism |
Unmetered movement in Arabic |
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Dastgah for Satur and Voice |
Iran |
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Santur |
Hammered Zither |
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Dastgah |
Mode in Iran |
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Takht Ensemble |
Egypt (incorporates violin, riqq, ud, tablah drum) |
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Riqq |
Tambourine - Egypt |
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Sufi Dhikr |
Turkey Religious ceremony |
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Kanun |
Turkey Plucked Zither |
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Kemanja |
Bowed Lute, Turkey |
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Shofer |
Jewish people's Rams Horn |
