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Wot (Bamboo Panpipe) — 5-8 Small Bamboo Tubes of Uneven Length, Each Closed at One Node with a Rounded Mouth, Set Round a Larger Core Tube in Lac; Blown, or Whirled on a String Until It Hoots
by NongMali
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Pi Bai Mai (Rolled-Leaf Reed Pipe, Pi Noi) — Toddy-Palm, Banana or Coconut Leaf, or Rice Straw, Wound into a Cone, Wide at the Bell and Narrow at the Mouth as a Reed; Pinch Narrow for a High Note, Open It for a Low One
by NongMali
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Nok Wit Nam (Clay Water Whistle) — a Modelled Clay Bird with an Air Channel Through the Top of the Tail, Air-Dried, Half Filled with Water; Blow and the Water Ripples into Birdsong
by SomchaiSang
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Rhythm coconut shell (saccharr shaker) — a mature coconut shell polished smooth, with an eye hole bored and the flesh scraped out, filled with 20-30 small stones, with a wooden handle secured by lac resin; shaken in time with the music.
by SomchaiSang
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Pi Siang Nok (Bamboo Bird Slide Whistle, Khlui Nok) — Bamboo 1-1.5 × 20 cm, a 45° Mouthpiece, a 0.5 cm Triangular Vent and a 20 cm Slide Rod; Slide It In and Out for Rising and Falling Birdlike Notes
by NongMali
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Jing Nong (Bamboo Mouth Harp) — Fully Mature Bamboo 1-2 Internodes Long, Shaved Flat and Thin, One Half Thinner, with a Long Oval Slot; Blow at the Slot and Flick the Thin End for a Rhythmic Twang
by NongMali
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Pok-pek — hardwood handle 15 cm. Two arms in 2 cm grooves, round hollow head secured with a pin so it can move. When shaken, the head strikes the arms, producing a pok-pek sound.
by SomchaiSang
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Pong Paeng (Pellet Drum) — a 1-2 Inch Ring Covered with Cellophane on Both Faces, a Bead on a 5 cm String Each Side, and a Bamboo Handle Through the Ring; Twirl It So the Beads Strike the Drumheads
by SomchaiSang
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Krabok Siang Nam Lai (Bamboo Rain Tube) — Mature Bamboo 8-10 cm Across and 40 cm Long, Iron Spikes Set in Rings Down Its Length, Pebbles Inside, Woven Bamboo End Caps; Tip It and It Sounds Like Running Water
by SomchaiSang
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The Truss Rod: A Curved Rod That Straightens a Guitar Neck
by Woody
Sound & Music
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The Bass Drum Pedal: A Chain, a Segment and a Beater
by Woody
Sound & Music
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The Kazoo: A Paper Membrane That Buzzes With Your Voice
by Woody
Sound & Music
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The Capo: A Movable Nut You Clamp With One Hand
by Woody
Sound & Music
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Setting Up: The Last Half Millimetre Decides Whether Anyone Plays It
by Woody
Woodworking
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Temperament: Twelve Fifths Do Not Fit in Seven Octaves
by Woody
Woodworking
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Reeds That Speak: Beating, Double and Free
by Woody
Woodworking
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Heads and Tension: Why a Drum Has a Pitch You Can Argue About
by Woody
Woodworking
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Bore and Tone Holes: A Hole Can Be Made Bigger and Not Smaller
by Woody
Woodworking
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The Soundboard: A String Alone Is Almost Silent
by Woody
Woodworking
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Placing the Frets: The Rule of 18 Is Wrong, and by How Much
by Woody
Woodworking
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What Sets the Pitch: Length, Tension, Mass, and Nothing Else
by Woody
Woodworking
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The Larynx Model
by Emma
Voice
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Electric Guitar Pickup
by Woody
String
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Hammond Organ
by Ed
Technology
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