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127: 139: 906: 24: 198:(วงเครื่องสาย), Saw duang acts as a leader due to its high and clear sound. In recent times, the traditional string ensemble has developed with the addition of Western instruments such as violins and piano. These string ensembles are used in many occasions such as weddings, birthdays, and housewarmings. 161:
The tuning pegs (Luk-bid) face the same direction as the Thuan Saw. They made of wood or ivory and are cylindrical in shape. The low pitch string is attached to the upper peg while the high pitch string is attached to the bottom peg. As in violins, the pegs are twisted to tune the
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The strings are made from different kinds of materials. Traditionally, they were made from silk but nowadays nylon or brass wires are used instead to make them durable and to create a clearer sound. The big inner string has a lower pitch than the small outer
120:. Saw duang may have been copied from the Huqin of China. The name was given based on its shape which resembles a trap (duang dak yae or ด้วงดักแย้) used by the people of the Northern provinces to catch edible lizards. 165:
The body has a hollow cylindrical shape made from hard wood or ivory. One side of the body is covered with a piece of stretched snakeskin which expands the vibration from the strings.
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The neck (Thuan Saw) can be made from different kinds of hard wood. The upper part of the neck has a quadrangle shape while the lower part is tapered and inserted into the sound box.
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The cord (Rad-ok) is fastened around the strings at the upper part of the neck. It is used to make the strings tighter. The player presses the string below this cord.
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Thai musical instruments were adopted from Chinese instruments but with adaptations. The variety of musical instruments expanded when the Thai kingdom in the
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violins. The hairs of the bow which are made from horsetail hairs or nylon strings go between the two strings and are fastened at the two ends of the bow.
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The wooden bridge is similar to the ones used in western string instruments. It supports the string and transfers the vibration down to the snakeskin.
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has to be tilted to switch from one string to another. Saw duang is light and played vertically on the lap. It creates a bright tone unlike the
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which produces a mellow sound. Another instrument which is similar to the Saw duang is the Chinese stringed instrument called Huqin.
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The bow is made from the same material as the neck. It has a long curved shape like the bow of
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came into contact with India. Later on, Thailand also adopted western instruments such as the
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Saw Duang, Thailand, late 19th century at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Back of a saw duang fiddle at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Classification
String instrument
Thai
ซอด้วง
[sɔːdûəŋ]
RTGS
bow
Saw u
Indo-China peninsula
violin
organ
Saw Duang, Thailand, late 19th century at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Back of a saw duang fiddle at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Baroque
Khrueang Sai
Tro sau toch
Traditional Thai musical instruments
Huqin
Saw u
"Saw Duang"
"Khryang Sai Ensemble"
"ประเภทวงดนตรีไทย"
Peter Fletcher
Sound sample
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t
e
Traditional Thai musical instruments
Chakhe

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