- The
Tungna (Nepali: टुङ्ना) is a
plucked string instrument from the
Northern Himalayan region: Nepal, Tibet,
Sikkim and Bhutan. It is made from a single...
-
Music of
Bhutan Music of
Tibet Tibetan Institute of
Performing Arts
Arbajo Tungna Kinga,
Sonam (2003). "The
Attributes and
Values of Folk and Po****r Songs"...
- Hornbostel–Sachs
classification 321.321-6 (Necked bowl lutes)
Related instruments Arbajo, dotara, dranyen,
Pamiri rubab, seni rebab, sarod,
tungna, dutar, tanbur...
- It is
usually accompanied by the
Tamang instruments: Damphu,
Madal and
Tungna. A Selo
could be very
catchy and
lively or slow and
melodious and is usually...
- is also pla**** by the
gurung and
magar people of nepal. The
Damphu and
Tungna are the main
instrument of the
Tamang people and
Gurung people.
these two...
- Tungnafellsjökull (Icelandic pronunciation: [ˈtʰuŋnaˌfɛlsˌjœːkʏtl̥, ˈtʰunːa-] , "
Tungna-fells glacier" or "tongue-fells glacier") is a
icecap glacier upon a volcano...
- the world. It is
accompanied by
Tamang instruments, the Madal,
Damphu and
Tungna,
although nowadays musicians have
taken to
modern instruments. A Tamang...
- It is
usually accompanied by
Tamang instruments, the Damphu,
Madal and
Tungna.
although modern instruments have
found their way into the compositions...
-
search of lost music".
Nepali Times. "Images from the
Beede Gallery: Lute (
Tungna), Nepal, 19th Century".
National Music Museum.
University of
South Dakota...
- (Cuba)
Puerto Rican Tres (Puerto Rico)
Tricordia (Mexico)
Tritantri vina
Tungna Tzouras (Greece)
Ukulele (Hawaii)
Banjolele Baritone ukulele B**** ukulele...
