Bamboo musical instruments

Bamboo flutes called flutes and longitudinal flutes made ​​of bamboo. You will be blown in different ways with the mouth, some are nose flutes.

Among the bamboo flutes include:

• Atenteben, longitudinal flute in Ghana
• Bansi, another name for the bansuri, a form of Saluang
• Bansuri Indian Flute
• Chunggum, medium-sized flute in Korea
• Daegeum, also Taegŭm, long flute in Korea
• Dangjeok, short flute in Korea
• Dizi Chinese Flute
• Hotchiku, Japanese end-blown flute
• Khloy, end-blown flute in the Cambodian music
• Khlui, similar to the Khloy in Thai Music
• Komabue, Japanese Flute
• Nohkan, Japanese Flute
• Quena, Andean flute in South America
• Ryūteki, Japanese Flute
• Saluang, end-blown flute of the Minangkabau on Sumatra
• Sáo, small Vietnamese Flute
• Shakuhachi Japanese end-blown flute
• Shinobue, Japanese Flute
• Sogeum, small Korean Flute
• Suling, longitudinal flute on Java and Bali
• Tula, bamboo flute in Afghanistan
• Venu, historic bamboo flute in India, little flute in South India
• Savarngil, end-blown flute of the Indonesian Kai Islands
• Xiao, Chinese end-blown flute
• Xindi, Chinese Flute

• In music, New Guinea, there are numerous different longitudinal bamboo flutes, the Asiinaya, Burari, Fatiya, Kuakumba, Kululu or Pumingi hot. Wapi is a flute.
• In the Philippines, many bamboo flutes are mostly found in the traditional music of the northern islands. Bulongodyong is a bamboo flute of the Aeta. The Philippine notch flutes include Abalao ( Abellao ) Sinongyop, Balding and Enoppok. Flutes are Flauta, Palawta ( Plawta ) and Tipanu. Nose flutes hot Tongale, Enonggol or Kaleleng.

• Flute ( air reed instrument )