68_59_184.jpg
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Morphology: Dizi
Location: China
Culture: Chinese
Dates: 1925-1968
Description: This dizi(comma) or hengdi(comma) is a major Chinese musical instrument. It is made of bamboo and has six finger holes(comma) plus an extra hole covered with a fine membrane that creates a characteristic rattling sound. This transverse flute is used in various genres of Chinese music(comma) as well as traditional and folk styles. The dizi has been used in China for over 2(comma)000 years after its possible introduction from Tibet. This dizi has the traditional wrapping between holes that helps prevent cracks and keep the flute structurally sound in addition to a yellow decorative tassel.
Location: China
Culture: Chinese
Dates: 1925-1968
Description: This dizi(comma) or hengdi(comma) is a major Chinese musical instrument. It is made of bamboo and has six finger holes(comma) plus an extra hole covered with a fine membrane that creates a characteristic rattling sound. This transverse flute is used in various genres of Chinese music(comma) as well as traditional and folk styles. The dizi has been used in China for over 2(comma)000 years after its possible introduction from Tibet. This dizi has the traditional wrapping between holes that helps prevent cracks and keep the flute structurally sound in addition to a yellow decorative tassel.
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