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The body of this Hnè galay from Myanmar has seven frontal tone holes and a thumb hole. The special feature of the instrument is that the funnel is not firmly attached to the body. On this example, the brass funnel is held in place with a cotton strap. The mouthpiece probably consists of two strong palm leaf segments.
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Cone drum
kinanda
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kinanda
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zambomba
gambang gangsa
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gambang gangsa
amabangala
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Clapper bell (cattle breeding)
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"Man with a vessel on his back"
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Cone drum
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rebab
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rebab
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Dance rattle
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