South Indian clay pot; classical percussion.

small guitar used in Spain, Colombia, Equador and Mexico.

term used by the Quechua people of Peru for the Andean panpipes (of clay).

cylindrical double-headed bass drum of the Basque region; wider than tall.

general term for a conical single-headed drum of Brazil; usually played in threes, each of different size.

Egyptian lute (see ud).

long-necked turkish lute, about 1m, member of the saz family.

African xylophone: set of three: bass, mid range and high one for soloing.

lute-type; triangle shape; national instrument of Russia.

(Papua New Guinea) - pair of large bamboo xylophones erected on ladders, beaten with rubber flipflops (sandals) or thongs.