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English: Mongolia exhibit in the Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix.

Mongolia

[left] 
(Morin khuur, Sihu, etc) 
Ch[oor][1] (end-blown flute)[2] ..., Bayan-Ölgii Province, 2009 
Sybyzgy (end-blown flute)[2] Kazakh prople, Tolbo District,[3] Bayan-Ölgii Province, 1994 Siberian pinewood Kalek Ka..., maker 
Kobyz (bowed lute)[2] Kazakh people, 20th c. Although collectioned in Mongolia, this kobyz was probably made in Kazakhstan. 
Dombra (plucked lute)[2] Kazakh people, Ölgii, Bayan-Ölgii Province, 2011 Pinewood and cedarwood Medikhat Khizirkhan, maker 
Dombra (plucked lute)[2] Kazakh people, Ölgii, Bayan-Ölgii Province, 2011 Pinewood and cedarwood Tompal Jetibai, maker 
Chang kobyz (jaw harp)[2] Kazakh people, Delüün District,[3] Bayan-Ölgii Province, 20th c. Saldatkhan, majer Aman khuur (jaw harp)[2] Uriarighai people, Khovd, mid-20th c. Aman Khuur (jaw harp)[2] Mongol people, Ulaanbaatar, 2004
[center] 
(Morin khuur, etc) 
Shava[4] Mongol people, Ulaanbaatar, 2003 Batmonkh Enjhjargal, maker In tradional Buddhist Tsam masked dance, Shava (the deer) heralds new life and brings fertility to peoples' herds. 
Tsan (cymbals)[2] Mongol people, Ulaanbaatar, 20th c. Bronze,textile 
Damar (double-headed h[and drum ?])[4] Mongol people, Ulaanbaatar, 20th c.[1] Wood, animal skin, skilk Played in Buddist rituals. 
Hengereg ? (double-headed frame drum)[1] Mongol people, A[rkhangai] Province, 20th c. Wood, animal skin 
Dragon khuur (bowed lute) Mongol people, Tsetserleg, Arkhangai Province, 2009  Pinewood, birchwood, and mahogany, horsehair Demchiggarav, maker Displayed with bow.
[right] 

Topshuur (plucked lute) Mongol people, Ulaanbaatar, 2008 Wood, cow bone Ba...ga...ar Workshop, maker 
Limbe (end blown flute) Mongol People, Ulaanbaratar, 2008 
Ever büree (single-reed pipe) Mongol people, Ulaanbaarar, 200? Brass, wood, cow bone, cane Atumbatar, maker The Mongolian büree was once made from animal horn and had no keys. 
... (box zither) 
[(probably Yatga)]
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Further reading
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  1. ↑ a b c kryptonic83 (2016-08-05 09:44:47). Mongolian Instruments. Flickr.
  2. ↑ a b c d e f g h i Ashanna Biliter (2014-11-02 17:42:45). [Mongolian]. Flickr.
  3. ↑ a b Districts of Mongolia § Bayan Ölgii Province. English Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org).
  4. ↑ a b Gene Spesard (arizona_native) (2017-03-02 12:54:24). Shava (deer costume), Mongol people, Ulaanbaatar, 2003; Bahmonkh Enkhjargal (maker). Flickr.

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