China 3
China 3
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A Trumpet. The mouth of this mnd-instru^ mentf instead of being short and more or less 4^pen, as in the trumpets and clarionets of Europe f is almost cylindrical; that is, of a diameter nearly equal, from the separation of the nut which unites it to the small tube.
)0. Quie-Kin, a kind of Guitar with three ot four strifes. In the loiter case, it is xalied the Pipa.
1 1 . irf three-stringed Guitar.
12. Cheng, aportable Organ, formed of bamboo tubes, fixed in a large gourd.
§6 ^JIHKAy ITS COltOME...) !EiGBT ffmvasfri BortBofmuKiadfiftimged, wind, or percussive instruments^ arc in use in China; the softest and most agree- able, according to M^ de Guignes, is the Cheng, as above mentioned. Its tube$ are unequal in size, and each produces one single Bote.
Somse trumpetis Iwtre no holes, others have eight and five; the mouth-piece is itot ix sirhpte tube, like that of our military trirmpets; but two reeds tied together by a string, nearly like the reeds of the clarionet or oboe% Not more than one or two sounds can be produced from thest- ipstrumeBts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Trumpet. The mouth of this mnd-instru^ mentf instead of being short and more or less 4^pen, as in the trumpets and clarionets of Europe f is almost cylindrical; that is, of a diameter nearly equal, from the separation of the nut which unites it to the small tube.
)0. Quie-Kin, a kind of Guitar with three ot four strifes. In the loiter case, it is xalied the Pipa.
1 1 . irf three-stringed Guitar.
12. Cheng, aportable Organ, formed of bamboo tubes, fixed in a large gourd.
§6 ^JIHKAy ITS COltOME...) !EiGBT ffmvasfri BortBofmuKiadfiftimged, wind, or percussive instruments^ arc in use in China; the softest and most agree- able, according to M^ de Guignes, is the Cheng, as above mentioned. Its tube$ are unequal in size, and each produces one single Bote.
Somse trumpetis Iwtre no holes, others have eight and five; the mouth-piece is itot ix sirhpte tube, like that of our military trirmpets; but two reeds tied together by a string, nearly like the reeds of the clarionet or oboe% Not more than one or two sounds can be produced from thest- ipstrumeBts.
What to read after China 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Breton, M. (Jean Baptiste Joseph) to read onlineMoreLess
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