Dan Ty Ba 
         The Ty Ba May Be A String Instrument That Is Usually Gift In An Exceedingly Ancient Orchestra.
Its Sound Box Is Formed Sort Of A Pear Cut In Lengthwise And Made From Unvarnished Light-Weight Wood, And Its Back Is Created Of Onerous Wood With A Rather Lentiform Surface. The Neck Is Brief And Tightly Mounted To The Sound Box. Originally The Neck Bore No Frets; Currently, However, It's Four Frets Additionally To Eight Others On There sonator And 2 Below The Strings With The Best Pitch.

        The Frets Stand Low And Shut To Every Alternative Following The Heptatonic Scale. The Instrument Has Four Pegs For standardisation. The Strings, Once Of Twisted Silk, Square Measure Currently Manufactured From Plastic. They' retuned To The Notes C, F, G, And Cl, Or To The Notes A, D, E, Al. The Vary Of The Ty Ba Is 3 Octaves, From C To C3.

          The Player Uses A Pick That She Holds In Her Right And Plucks Either Upward Or Downward In An Exceedingly Fast Run. The Technique Employed By Her Manus, That Presses The Strings, Includes Tune, Staccato, Chord And Tremolo. The Ty Ba Music Is Light-Weight And Cheerful. The Instrument Is Compete Solo Or As A Part Of Associate Degree Orchestra Or A Band Related To The Singing Of Melodies Or Cai Luong Operas.

    The Ty Ba Recitals Area Unit Well Like able By Music Lovers Reception And Abroad. Although Associated With The Japanese Biwa And Also The Chinese Pipa, The Ty Ba Includes A Temperament Of Its Own.