<p> Instruments from Around the World</p><p>Didgeridoo-Australia Clay pot - Africa Marimba-Dominican republic Shekere - Africa Steel drums-Trinidad and Tobago Gonkogui - Africa Conga drums-Cuba Djembe - Africa Timbales-Caribbean Dumbek - Turkey Tiple- Puerto Rico Riq - Egypt Carillon - Holland and Belgium Berimbao - Brazil Lute - China and Taiwan Oud - Middle East Dulcimer – China and Taiwan Angklung - Indonesian bamboo rattle Zither - China and Taiwan Bagpipe chanter - Scotland Gongs - China and Taiwan Balalaika (lute) - Russia Dizi - China and Taiwan Bandura (zither) - Ukraine Bagpipes-Scotland Berimbau - Brazilian musical bow Pennywhistle - Ireland Binadao - Chinese multiple reed pipe Bodhran - Ireland Bodhran ( frame drum) - Ireland Conch shell - Hawaii Bonang (gong set) - Java Coconut shell – Hawaii Charango (mandilin) - Peru Gourd whistle - Hawaii Chengcheng (cymbals) - Bali Tabla drums - North India Claves - Latin clappers Gopichand - North India Cowbells - Swiss bells Sitar - North India Cuica - Brazilian friction drum Kanjira - North India Daff (tambourine) - Central Asia Bansuri - North India Dan Bau - Vietnamese monochord Shahnai - North India Dan tranh (long zither) - Vietnam Sarangi - North India Di (flute) - China Vina – South India Djembe - West African drum Mridangam – South India Dombek (goblet drums) - Egypt Nagasvaram - South India Dundun - African drum Koto – Japan Dung cheng (long trumpet) - Tibet Shakuhachi – Japan Dvojnice - Balkan double flute Shamisen - Japan Erhu (fiddle) - China Guitarron - Mexico Ewe - West African drum set Vihuelas - Mexico Gaohu (fiddle) - China Panpipes - Peru Gender (metallophone) - Java Cimbalom - Czech Republic Gongs (hanging gongs) - Java Cithera - Czech Republic Gong wong ya (gong chime) - Fipple flute - Czech Republic Thailand Rattles - Native American Guiro - Latin scrapper Rasp - Native American Gyil (xylophone) - W. Africa Skin drum - Native American Hne (oboe) - Burma Water drum - Native American Horn - Europe Gong - Bali Hurdy Gurdy (string) - Europe Bata drum - Nigeria Kalinga - Philippino bamboo flutes Kendang (drum) - Java Saung - Burmese harp Kenong (kettle gong set) - Java Saw Duan - Thai fiddle Ketuk (kettle gongs) - Java Shahnai (oboe) - North India Khaen (mouth organ) - Thailand Sheng (mouth organ) - China Kulintang - Philippino gong ensemble Shofar - Jewish trumpet Limberjack - Appalacian toy Siku (panpipes) - Andes Liuyeqin (willow leaf lute) - China Sitar (lute) - India Luogu - Chinese lion dance Slit drum - Idiophone instruments Sona (oboe) - China Manjira (cymbals) - Tibet, India Spoons - Appalacian clappers Maracas - Latin shakers Steelpan (idiophone) - Trinidad Mbira (thumb piano) - Africa Suling - Balinese flute Naw (mouth organ) - Thailand Suling - Javanese flute Ney - Mid-Eastern cane flute Surna (oboe) - Turkey Nose flute - Oceania Sweet potato (vessel flute) - N Ocarina (vessel flute) - South America America Tabla (drums) - N. India O-zi (drums) - Burma Tambourin - Frame drum Paixiao (panpipes)- China Tampura (lute) - India Panpipes - Philippines Tawa-Tawa gong - Bali, Indonesia Pi - Thai oboe Thon-rammani - Thai goblet drum Pinai (quadruple-reed oboe) - Tin whistle - Ireland Thailand Vietnamese percussion Pipa (pear lute) - China Washboard - Appalacian scrapper Pungi (snake charmer's pipe) _ India Yangqin (dulcimer) - China Qin - Chinese long zither Yueqin (moon lute) - China Renat ek (xylophone) - Thailand Zhong ruan (medium lute) - China Riq (tambourin) - Egypt Zummara - Mid-Eastern double Rkang gling (short trumpet) - Tibet clarinet Sanxian (3-string banjo) - China Sarod (lute) - N. India </p><p>Saron (metallophone) - Java </p>