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Instruments from East Asia Display
Chinese instruments are on display at the National Music Museum at the University of South Dakota.
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Chinese bells, two-stringed fiddles, lutes, drums, and flutes are on display at the National Music Museum. The exhibit also features a Chinese mouth organ, gong, and hammered dulcimer.
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