- forms: the
khlui phīang aw,
khlui lip, and
khlui ū,
which are of
different sizes. The
khlui is very
similar to the
Cambodian khloy. The
khlui generally...
- Indonesia.
Khlui (ขลุ่ย) -
vertical duct
flute made of bamboo, hardwood, or
plastic Khlui lib (ขลุ่ยหลิบ or ขลุ่ยหลีบ; treble); not
commonly used
Khlui phiang...
- saw u), a three-string
zither called jakhe, a
vertical duct
flute called khlui, hand drums, and
various cymbals.
Depending on the size of the ensemble...
- (Indonesia/Philippines)
Tumpong (Philippines) Xiao (China) Xun (China)
Khlui (Thailand) Matófono (Argentina/Uruguay)
Quena (South America) Shakuhachi...
- membrane. The
Korean sogeum and junggeum,
Vietnamese sáo, and the Thai
khlui also once had membranes, but
these are not used today. The di mo is applied...
-
Flabiol Flageolet (forerunner of the tin whistle)
Fujara Hydraulophone Khloy Khlui Kuisi Several Indigenous American flutes,
including the
double chamber instrument...
-
Aulos Bagpipes Clarinet Didgeridoo Dizi
Duduk Flute Hornpipe Kaval Kèn bầu
Khlui Launeddas Mey
Mijwiz Mizmar Oboe Pi
Practice chanter Pungi Quadruple reed...
-
clarinet and flute,
particularly the
Khlui (ขลุ่ย; Thai flute). His
playing earned him the
nickname "จอมยุทธ์ขลุ่ย" (
Khlui Martial Artist).
Since he was a...
- (Korea) Ji (Korea)
Junggeum (Korea)
Kagurabue (****an)
Khloy (Cambodia)
Khlui (Thailand)
Komabue (****an)
Koudi (China)
Native American flute (United States...
-
Champ Thanayut Thakoonauttaya (Tong) as
Thorn Tanawin Duangnate (Mawin) as
Khlui Kantheephop Sirorattanaphanit (Run) as Seo
Wasin Panuna**** (Kenji) as Technic...
