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Zhabuling operating guide

Zhabuling (Zhaling) is a Tibetan fringe air-sounding musical instrument. The shape resembles a bird or an oval, and the whole body is kneaded with clay, water and mud. When playing, hold the tying order with both hands, aspirate with your mouth against the edge of the mouthpiece, open and close your fingers and press the sound hole to make at least three different tones. Mak...
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Zhaling is a Tibetan fringe air-sounding musical instrument. In Tibetan, it is also known as Delin, Zabuling, and Liesi. The whole body is made of clay, water and mud, and it is a relatively primitive musical instrument. The shape is like a bird or oval, small and hollow, with a mouthpiece and a sound hole at the upper end, and two to six sound holes at the waist. After knea...
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