87K views · 4.6K reactions | Fakir Zulfiqar plays Boreendo “Sindh’s folk music instrument” at @LBecologies by @invisibleflock in London - Such a great experience witnessing these moment, audience were mesmerized both the days, some wearing smile, some meditating, a very powerful performance in a beautiful festival, its aura & the way they respect art & artists - Thank you @pkBritish @Khi_Biennale for supporting our folk & recognition ♥️ | Saif Samejo | Facebook

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Show And Tell: these interesting folk instruments have been around for a very long time. A lot of people don’t know that the well-crafted ones are tuned to specific notes, so you can play in certain keys. I call them jaw harps, and many call them jews harps but that’s a bit misleading because they aren’t a Jewish instrument. #folkinstrument #jawharp #jewsharp #folkmusic #noveltyinstrument #countrymusic #showandtell #nowyouknow | Molly Whuppie Music

15K views · 250 reactions | Students at OK Elementary USD 259 are learning how to play the mountain dulcimer thanks to a grant from WPS Education EDGE which helped fund a set of the American folk instruments for their music classroom. Working with OK music teacher Nina Kindt and folk musician and Arts Partners Wichita teaching artist Erin Mae Music, students are getting hands on experience with the instrument. | Wichita Public Schools | Facebook

1K views · 57 reactions | What kind of beautiful melody will be played by two different instruments? 樂樂 This video can tell you the answer! #Chinese and #Egyptian musicians play the Chinese folk song Jasmine on the #pipa and the #oud, highlighting the similarities between the tones and appearances of the two traditional string instruments. Musicians believe that different civilizations can complement each other in the field of #music. | Visit Jiangsu | Facebook