- An
idiophone is any
musical instrument that
creates sound primarily by the
vibration of the
instrument itself,
without the use of air flow (as with aerophones)...
-
Sangeet Parijaat text,
which categorized the
instrument under Ghan-Vadya (
idiophonic instruments in
which sound is
produced by
striking a surface, also called...
- and the Bell Rock
Range of
Western Australia.
Ringing rocks are used in
idiophonic musical instruments called lithophones.
Several early scientists became...
- 2016)
Idenga (Riverboat Records/
World Music Network, 2019)
Boombap Idiophonics with DJ Oil and The
Monkey Nuts (2015) Zenzele” with
Mahube (2018) "Hope...
-
Ceremonial drums are
membranophones and
idiophonic slit drums,
which are pla**** in a
ritual context cult,
religious or
ceremonial social occasions by indigenous...
-
swordblade or the whip. The air-stream is
interrupted periodically. 412.1
Idiophonic interruptive aerophones or
reeds – The air-stream is
directed against...
-
instrument was
categorized in
medieval musical treatises under ghana vadya (
idiophonic instruments where the
sound is
produced by
striking a surface). This instrument...
-
general Sikh laity.
Instruments used in this form are
often hand-held
idiophonic percussion instruments, such as the chhaiṇā, chimṭā, and khaṛtāl. The...
- 287. Duchesne-Guillemin 1981, p. 294.
Sachs 2012,
Chapter 3,
section on
idiophonic instruments,
paragraph 4.
Sachs 2012,
Chapter 3,
section on ideophonic...
- The yu is an
idiophonic tiger-shaped
percussion instrument that was used in yayue, the
ritual music of
ancient China's Zhou dynasty. The yu is a hollow...
