Pipa 
The Amphibian Genus (Chinese; Pinyin: Pípá, ) May Be A Four-Stringed Chinese Instrument, Happiness To The Plucked Class Of Instruments. Generally Referred To As The Chinese Lute, The Instrument Encompasses A Pear-Shaped Wood Body With A Varied Variety Of Frets Starting From Twelve To Twenty Six. Another Chinese Four-String Plucked Lute Is That The Liuqin, That Sounds Like A Smaller Version Of The Amphibian Genus.
The Amphibian Genus (Chinese; Pinyin: Pípá, ) May Be A Four-Stringed Chinese Instrument, Happiness To The Plucked Class Of Instruments. Generally Referred To As The Chinese Lute, The Instrument Encompasses A Pear-Shaped Wood Body With A Varied Variety Of Frets Starting From Twelve To Twenty Six. Another Chinese Four-String Plucked Lute Is That The Liuqin, That Sounds Like A Smaller Version Of The Amphibian Genus.
The Amphibian Genus Is One In
All The Foremost Common Chinese Instruments And Has Been
Vie For Nearly 2
Thousand Years In China. Many Connected Instruments In East And Southeast Asiaa Geographic Are
Geographical Region Geographic Region Are Derived From The Pipa; These Embody The Japanese Biwa, The Vietnamese Đàn Tỳ Bà, And Also The Korean Bipa. The Korean Instrument
Is That The Just One Of The 3 That's Not Used;
Examples Survive In Museums, However
Tries To Revive That Instrument Failing.
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