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- Dan Tranh was formed in the band from the 11th to the 14th centuries. During the Ly - Tran dynasties, Dan Tranh had only 15 strings, so at that time it was called "Thap ngu huyen cam", over time, the Dan Tranh was developed. into 16, 17 or 19 strings. Over time, its silk threads were seen being replaced by metal ones. Today, modern models have 19 strings instead of the usual 16. The 22-string model adds an octave and allows for more play in the Tomb. Dan Tranh has an elongated, round box shape, from 110 to 120 cm in length. It has sixteen strings. There are bridges towards the center of the instrument to tune the notes. In the past, artisans used to wear 3 picks on the thumb, index finger and middle finger to pluck the string. The hoes are made of metal, horn or ivory. (fr)
- Dan Tranh was formed in the band from the 11th to the 14th centuries. During the Ly - Tran dynasties, Dan Tranh had only 15 strings, so at that time it was called "Thap ngu huyen cam", over time, the Dan Tranh was developed. into 16, 17 or 19 strings. Over time, its silk threads were seen being replaced by metal ones. Today, modern models have 19 strings instead of the usual 16. The 22-string model adds an octave and allows for more play in the Tomb. Dan Tranh has an elongated, round box shape, from 110 to 120 cm in length. It has sixteen strings. There are bridges towards the center of the instrument to tune the notes. In the past, artisans used to wear 3 picks on the thumb, index finger and middle finger to pluck the string. The hoes are made of metal, horn or ivory. (fr)
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- Dan Tranh was formed in the band from the 11th to the 14th centuries. During the Ly - Tran dynasties, Dan Tranh had only 15 strings, so at that time it was called "Thap ngu huyen cam", over time, the Dan Tranh was developed. into 16, 17 or 19 strings. Over time, its silk threads were seen being replaced by metal ones. Today, modern models have 19 strings instead of the usual 16. The 22-string model adds an octave and allows for more play in the Tomb. (fr)
- Dan Tranh was formed in the band from the 11th to the 14th centuries. During the Ly - Tran dynasties, Dan Tranh had only 15 strings, so at that time it was called "Thap ngu huyen cam", over time, the Dan Tranh was developed. into 16, 17 or 19 strings. Over time, its silk threads were seen being replaced by metal ones. Today, modern models have 19 strings instead of the usual 16. The 22-string model adds an octave and allows for more play in the Tomb. (fr)
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