An instrument like a guitar has no body at the back, only strings like a cuboid

The landlord is talking about whether the air guitar, that is, the air guitar, needs to be powered to press the chord in the headstock part and pluck the laser part to complete the performance.

Kalimba?? The feeling on it....It doesn't count as strings.

An electronic Hawaiian guitar played flat on the lap.

I don't quite understand what you're talking about, but I think it's probably the guqin or the dulcimer.

Shamisen. It's also quite studious. But very few people learn this.

The shamisen, not many people in a class learned that.

There is a plucked musical instrument called "balalaika" in Russia, which is used in the accompaniment of many songs in Russia.

It should be Qinqin, although the three strings have three strings, but it is very different from the guitar, and it is very recognizable, you can search it and take a look.

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Problem description: My classical guitar.

The first and second strings are steel strings, and the other four strings are surrounded by yellow things that don't know what kind of silk God carried.

Did I buy the wrong string? I've heard people say that the classical guitar should be the first.

I. Second, the third string is a steel wire string swimming violently, and.

Four, five, and six are the kind of strings that are surrounded by yellow but I don't know what kind of silk they are.

If I bought the wrong one, what about the guitar strings I bought?

Analysis: Hello!

The six strings of a classical guitar are all nylon strings.

The 123 string looks like plastic, and the 456 string is a metal wire wound around the outside of the nylon filament. ）

The difference between a classical guitar and a folk guitar is not only the strings, but also many other differences, and the following is a brief description of some for you to judge when purchasing.

Headstock: 2 hollowed-out holes in the middle of the headstock of classical guitars are used for stringing, and folk songs are usually flat without holes.

Fingerboard: Classical guitar fretboard is wider and folk is narrower.

Sound holes: Classical guitar sound holes are more particular, even low-grade pianos know that the keys will have beautiful sound holes, and folk guitars are usually a few lines.

Appearance: Classical guitars are usually made of wood, and some folk guitars are bright and fancy. (Generally speaking, the brighter the gaudy the fancy, the worse it is.) ）

It's a dombula, a Mongolian instrument with a deep and distant sound, and I know a little bit about it.

This instrument is called "kumzi".

Kumzi has a long history and a beautiful piano sound. It is said that the earliest instrument, called "kuwuz", which means "beautiful instrument", was made of Korean pine and had the same shape as it is today, i.e. the head was oval and the roots were thin and long.

It was used both to play the folk ** and to play the war march with the war drums called the "Dourbas" to boost morale on the battlefield. In the Tang Dynasty, the ancestors of the Kyrgyz people offered this musical instrument to the Tang Dynasty as a tribute. Subsequently, the Tang Dynasty gave it to Japan as a Tang musical instrument.

In the 13rd century, when Genghis Khan went west, he spread the instrument to the Bardock Mountains, Kashmir, Central Asia, Persia, Arabia and other places. It can be considered that this is a great contribution of the Kyrgyz nationality to the treasure house of China and the world.