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DescriptionMIM PHX 2011-04-26 0128 edited2.jpg	English: Photograph of musical instrument(s) taken at the Musical Instrument Museum (Phoenix) on 2011-04-26.
Date	26 April 2011
Source	Own work
Author	Tashaila Nichole Meyers & User:Argon233
Permission (Reusing this file)	CC-BY-SA 3.0
Other versions	Phoenix-Musical Instrument Museum-4.jpg (Alphorn, Muyu, Slit drum, Klawnng yao, Dap, and Harmony H1266 Sovereign)^[1] Musical instruments on display at the MIM (14350235022).jpg (Klawnng yao, Muyu, Dap)^[1] Musical instruments on display at the MIM (14348470871).jpg (Muyu, Alphorn)^[1] Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix (51998185773).jpg Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix (51998396589).jpg^[1] Giant Gong - MIM PHX (2011-04-09 17.06.05 by ksblack99).jpg MIM PHX 2011-04-26 0128 edited2.jpg Gong at the Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix.jpg MIM PHX 2011-04-26 0128.jpg Gongs & Bronze drums (other than giant gong and gamelan) in MIM PHX Phoenix-Musical Instrument Museum-Experience Gallery.jpg Kempul (Indonesia) Phoenix-Musical Instrument Museum-Gong-Malaysia-1850.jpg Gong (c.1850, Malay people) Phoenix-Phoenix-Musical Instrument Museum-Tonggu-China-1900.jpg Tonggu (bronze drum, 20th c., Buyi or Shui people, China) MIMVietnamDrum.jpg (bronze drum, Vietnam) possibly called Cẩm Giang
References InfoField	↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d Gene Spesard (@arizona_native) (2017-03-02 12:31:15). Panorama overlooking the central atrium with hanging instruments, MIM. Flickr. " Alphorn (natural horn), Brunofweid, Kriens, Switzerland, 2008-2009; J. Stocker (maker) Klawng yao (goblet drum), Shan people, Chiang Mai, Thailand, 2009 Slit drum, Possibl Ngbaka people, Ubangi River Region, Democratic Republic of the Congo, c. 1930 Muyu (slit drum), Hubei Province, China, 2009 [Chinese dragon form in sky blue, green and yellow] Dap (frame drum), Uyghur people, Kashgar, Xinjiang, China, 1999 [Harmony] H1266 Sovereign DeLuxe Jumbo (guitar), Chicago, Illinois, USA, c. 1970 "

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[Spesard2017_123115-1] Gene Spesard (@arizona_native) (2017-03-02 12:31:15). Panorama overlooking the central atrium with hanging instruments, MIM. Flickr.
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Alphorn (natural horn), Brunofweid, Kriens, Switzerland, 2008-2009; J. Stocker (maker)
Klawng yao (goblet drum), Shan people, Chiang Mai, Thailand, 2009
Slit drum, Possibl Ngbaka people, Ubangi River Region, Democratic Republic of the Congo, c. 1930
Muyu (slit drum), Hubei Province, China, 2009 [Chinese dragon form in sky blue, green and yellow]
Dap (frame drum), Uyghur people, Kashgar, Xinjiang, China, 1999
[Harmony] H1266 Sovereign DeLuxe Jumbo (guitar), Chicago, Illinois, USA, c. 1970
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[2] Alphorn (natural horn), Brunofweid, Kriens, Switzerland, 2008-2009; J. Stocker (maker)

[3] Klawng yao (goblet drum), Shan people, Chiang Mai, Thailand, 2009

[4] Slit drum, Possibl Ngbaka people, Ubangi River Region, Democratic Republic of the Congo, c. 1930

[5] Muyu (slit drum), Hubei Province, China, 2009 [Chinese dragon form in sky blue, green and yellow]

[6] Dap (frame drum), Uyghur people, Kashgar, Xinjiang, China, 1999

[7] [Harmony] H1266 Sovereign DeLuxe Jumbo (guitar), Chicago, Illinois, USA, c. 1970

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