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Playing the mukkuri is very difficult since the tongue is very thick, and it takes practice enough to make it sound good.

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Artes Escenicas de Asia/Asian Performing Arts

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Videoblog No. 8 - Ainu Mukkuri Mouth Harp

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One of the Ainu traditional instruments is the Mukkuri, a mouth harp usually made from bamboo which has a rather interesting sound. The mouth harp instrument goes by many names including 'jaw harp' or 'Jew's harp', and similar instruments appear in many other cultures worldwide from Asia to Europe.

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Measures a few centimeters.

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The sound is made by pulling the string and vibrating the interior.

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There are high frequency whistles, which are practically inaudible to humans, but some animals, like dogs, can hear them.

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There are whistles made of wood, which can be heard in cheerful music (in samba).

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Is a one-note wind instrument.

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It is the easiest instrument to play

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Wood wind musical instrument.

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Two meters in length. 13 strings.

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The koto is a Japanese string instrument of Chinese origin.

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"Koto"  Traditional Japanese musical instrument