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Chiefly Scandinavian, these bronze age natural brass horns were ritualistically buried in pairs. Catalog context: Bronze age natural brass. Public catalog clues linked to this instrument include bronze age, scandinavian,…

Counterpoint member of the Serbo-Coatian tamburica orchestra, it is guitar like like the bugarija. It can have two double strings and two single strings (čelović) but now four single strings…

Chord rhythm member of the Serbo-Croatian tamburica orchestra, it is guitar like. It has one double string D and three single strings. Catalog context: kontra, Serbo-Croatian plucked string instrument. Public…

Electromechanical piano with stainless steel reeds and an amplified pick-up. Not to be confused with "cembalo" which is another name for Harpsichord. Catalog context: electric piano with reeds. Public catalog…

Bugle is treated here as a wind instrument. Public catalog notes are limited, so this guide focuses on a trustworthy study process instead of unsupported historical detail. This guide turns…

Originating in Central Asia, it gained symbolic value to the Turks who used it in Ottoman marching-bands. It is 2-2,5 m long, has a bronze crescent shape with bells and…

The buk is a Korean drum. While buk is a generic term for drum, it normally refers to a shallow barrel-shaped drum with a wooden body. This guide turns the…

Chacha, west Indian rattle Public catalog clues linked to this instrument include needs image, fixme. This guide turns the available catalog record into a serious starter pathway: setup, sound production,…

Public catalog clues linked to this instrument include bellows, button, free reed. This guide turns the available catalog record into a serious starter pathway: setup, sound production, technique priorities, listening…

For the Japanese descendant named from Portuguese, see charumera. For the medieval double-reed woodwind see shawm. Predecessor of the modern clarinet, 7-regular 1-thumb holed single-reed woodwind was in use during…