Verse:Mwail/Bjeheond/Music: Difference between revisions

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The first orchestras ([[Hlou]]: ''Ve Rein'', literally 'musical groups') in Bjeheond were invented by ancient [[Hlou-Ku languages|Hlou-Ku]] speaking musicians.

A popular instrument in [[Hlou]] and [[Ku]] music is the ''Blad'' which is a curled up ~~banana~~ leaf that when blown, produces a shrill, high pitched sound. Different pitches can be produced by pulling on the ''Blad''.

A popular instrument in [[Hlou]] and [[Ku]] music is the ''Blad'' which is a curled up [???] leaf that when blown, produces a shrill, high pitched sound. Different pitches can be produced by pulling on the ''Blad''.

Other commonly used instruments are the jaw harp (''Schön Ried''), the tromba marina (''Trlöb Schmie''), the bowed psaltery (''Trlaub''), the slide guitar (''Dru''), uilleann pipes (''siamh fheigh'', used in Ku music), rebecs (''Ntzein'') and violins (''Ntxëid'') of various sizes, and various kinds of prepared piano and guitar. Inharmonic and unpitched percussion instruments like chimes, woodblocks and rasps are also common.

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 The first orchestras ([[Hlou]]: ''Ve Rein'', literally 'musical groups') in Bjeheond were invented by ancient [[Hlou-Ku languages|Hlou-Ku]] speaking musicians.
-A popular instrument in [[Hlou]] and [[Ku]] music is the ''Blad'' which is a curled up banana leaf that when blown, produces a shrill, high pitched sound. Different pitches can be produced by pulling on the ''Blad''.
+A popular instrument in [[Hlou]] and [[Ku]] music is the ''Blad'' which is a curled up [???] leaf that when blown, produces a shrill, high pitched sound. Different pitches can be produced by pulling on the ''Blad''.
 Other commonly used instruments are the jaw harp (''Schön Ried''), the tromba marina (''Trlöb Schmie''), the bowed psaltery (''Trlaub''), the slide guitar (''Dru''), uilleann pipes (''siamh fheigh'', used in Ku music), rebecs (''Ntzein'') and violins (''Ntxëid'') of various sizes, and various kinds of prepared piano and guitar. Inharmonic and unpitched percussion instruments like chimes, woodblocks and rasps are also common.