What are the Kazakh musical instruments

The Kazakh musical instruments are as follows:

1, Dongbura Kazakh musical instruments are Dongbura, Jetgan, Asatayak, Sebuzik, Kubuz, Upper Kubuz.

2, Dongbula is the most popular traditional Kazakh instrument. Dong, also known as Dong and Dongbula, generally have piano products, some Dong have piano products, some Dong also have tuned piano products appear. Depending on the groove, hand cover, melody, size, length, number of tautly wrapped strings, the spread of the dongbula and volume. Suitable for fast playing music.

3, solve the root, the piano is about the length of a rectangle, carved from a block of wood, there is a wooden basin-shaped sound chamber, similar to the Chinese guqin, guzheng-style transverse instruments. Because the piano has a sophisticated *** sound box with many strings, it plays with a large volume and a wide range of tones.

4, Asatayak is an instrument held in the hand shaking sound, but also the shaman jumping used. It is shaped like a flower umbrella, consisting of a large umbrella and a small umbrella. Shaped like a flower umbrella, it consists of a large and a small part. The dome is surrounded by a number of small chain-like silver rings with various beautiful designs carved on the cover, and is several months in length.

5, Buzik is the Kazakh folk artists most commonly used a wind instrument, known as the Kazakh people "heart flute". This instrument is similar to the Chinese harp, is a vertical wooden flute. Buqiq means "blowing" in Kazakh. Originally, it was made of a kind of "grass from grass" on the steppe, but now it is made of pine, bone, copper, iron barrels and steel pipes.

6, Kuzi is a Kazakh bowed instrument. It is also translated into Chinese as Hobbes, Hobbes, Kobz, and so on. Long history, simple structure, soft tone, used for solo, ensemble or accompaniment. The playing method is more complicated than that of the violin. The Kazakhs of Xinjiang, who live on the grasslands, graze their animals during the day and guard them at night under the starry sky.

7. The Upper Kubuz is a compound instrument popularized by the Kazakhs in recent times. This piano is made of iron, plow-shaped, with steel strings fixed on it. The player puts a bell on his hand and pulls a steel string. When played, it creates a unique tune and sound. This instrument is mainly played by women in folklore.