Musical Instruments of Bhutan

The instruments that is used in both the traditional and the modern genres of the Bhutanese music includes the following, the lingm (which have six- holed flute), the chiwang (which is the Tibetan two- stringed fiddle), and the dramnyen (which is similar to that of the large three0stringed rebec); the modern musicians they often update these instruments for the use in rigsar.

 

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Another traditional instruments include the tangtang namborong (which is the four-holed bamboo bass flute), the kongkha (which is the bamboo mouth harp), and the gombu (which is the bull or buffalo horn), the recent instruments include the yangchen, which is brought from the Tibet in the 1960s, while the Bhutanese traditional music often employs stringed instruments, while the religious music usually does not. For many centuries, Bhutanese folk music is almost never incorporated into the famous music.