The Hmong of Hunan Province displaying their drum culture with Xiangxi Hmong/Miao folk tunes. The singer is Wu Meizhen.

Hmong musical instruments includes flutes such as the dra, leaves also called nblaw, two-string vertical fiddle (xim zaus in Hmong), and the qeej or gaeng, a type of mouth organ. The Hmong people trace their origin to the Yellow River region of China around 2700 B.C.

Hmong musical instruments include: flutes (such as the dra), drums (lub nruas), a mouth organ called qeej (gaeng), a two-string fiddle known as xim xaus, and even leaves that are referred to as nblaw.

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2022年11月15日 · In the Hmong language, wooden drum is called “fighting,” also known as bamboo dragon. The drum's body is made of hollowed-out nanmu or maple, built as a straight tube. The body is 1–2 m long and about 50 cm in diameter, with both ends of the drum covered in brown skinstightened with bamboo sticks (Figure 3).

Miao drum embodies highly significant cultural characteristics in virtue of a remarkable history, humanity and geographical environment. In the face of changes in Miao life and with the integration of cultures, the Miao drum continues to bring singing and dancing together to form diverse cultural contexts.

The Qeej is a bamboo pipe instrument known worldwide as the primary cultural identifier for Hmong people practicing the traditional Hmong religion. It plays a pivotal role at Hmong funerals, as the sound of its chords are thought by Hmong to …

Hmong music is neat, but most Americans don’t understand the music. Most Hmong kids and children are keeping their music culture. Boys play the qeej since the age of eight or nine.

Hmong jua duwa 58cm.x 40 diameter. hard wood body, membrane buffalo hide. Made when there is a death and played at the funeral before being burned or buried with the deceased. Strings

保靖葫芦苗族鼓舞 Eastern Hmong/Gho Xiong