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English: This small, beautiful instrument is a traditional fiddle of Burma. As the country was influenced by western music in the 19th and early 20th centuries, fiddles like this were gradually replaced by the violin. Sadly today the practice of playing tayaw has completely disappeared.This is a vertical fiddle, related to the rebab. |
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