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       The Kèn Bầu Is One Amongst Many Kinds Of Kèn, A Double Reed Wind Employed In The Normal Music Of Vietnam. It's Similar In Construction And Sound To The Chinese Suona And Therefore The Korean Taepyeongso. It Comes Innumerous Sizes And Could Be A Primary Instrument Of The Music Of The Previous Royal Court Music Of Huế.

        The Kèn Is Associate In Nursing Instrument Employed In Ancient Vietnamese Music. It's A Double Reed And Acone-Shaped Wood Body. It Produces A Robust And Penetrating High-Pitched Sound, Almost Like The Chinese Suona, The Korean Taepyeongso, And Therefore The Persian/Indian Shehnai.

       The Known Player Of The Kèn Is That The Triumph Musician Nguyễn Ngọc Khánh (B. 1956), World Health Organization Is Acknowledged As A "National Treasure" In Vietnam, Wherever He's Referred To As "Khánh Of The Kèn."