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By Emanuelepinna
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Loboc River Cruise, a delicious lunch with the gorgeous nature
Loboc River Cruise, Bohol, Philippines
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Đàn đáy, ca. 2004 Ta Quang Dong; Tran Quang Hien (Hanoi, Vietnam)
- Materials: Body: wutong and sindora glabra woods • Inlays: Mother-of-Pearl • Other: Bamboo - Length: 153 cm - Strings: 3 [nylon?] - Other Notes: In the late 1900s, a modernized version of đàn đáy was created for use in composing at Hanoi Conservatory. Visually similar, but closer to an electric bass with a closed body, metal strings, and no raised frets.
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