Thai Khaen Bamboo Organ Flute Musical Instrument New Isan Laos Mouth Traditional

Khaen Thai Lao Instrument Double gold Reed. Isan Bamboo Mouth Organ Musical. Size : W 3.94"X H 39.37"or 10 cm. Can be played in harmony with Thai music and international musical instruments.

Sound is on key, not distorted, suitable for performing at shows. Easy to blow, not stiff, doesn't waste air. Imported bamboo, special wood selection. Beautiful, good sound, quality guaranteed. Length approximately 1 meter, loud sound.

The khaen, Khene, is a free-reed, mouth organ of Laos origin whose pipes. Which are usually made of bamboo, are connected with a small. Hollowed-out hardwood reservoir into which air is blown. Today associated with the Laos people of Laos and Isan of Thailand. This Khaen is gold tongue for professional that is consistent loudness without distortion and is a. Soft, melodic voice is the most popular of professional. The khene is a mouth organ of Lao origin whose pipes, which are usually. Made of bamboo, are connected with a small, hollowed-out hardwood reservoir into which air is.

Blown, creating a sound similar to that of the violin. Today associated with the Lao people of Laos. And Isan, other similar instruments date back to the Bronze Age.

Characteristic of the khene is its free reed, which is made of brass or silver. Western free-reed instruments such as the harmonium, concertina, accordion, harmonica, and. Bandoneon, which were developed beginning in the 18th century from the Chinese sheng, a related.

Instrument, a specimen of which had been carried to St. The khene uses a pentatonic scale in one of two modes (thang sun and thang yao), each mode.

The khaen has five different lai, or modes: Lai Yai (A C D E G), Lai Noi. (D F G A C), Lai Soutsanaen (G A C D E), Lai Po Sai (C D F G A), and Lai Soi (D E G A B).

Isconsidered to be the oldest of the Lai Khaen and Lai Soutsanaen the Father of the Lai Khaen. Khaen can be played as a solo instrument (Dio Khaen), as part of an ensemble (Ponglang).

Or as an accompaniment to a Lao or Isan Folk Opera Singer mor lam.