Saw duang

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The saw duang (Thai: ซอด้วง) is a bowed string instrument used in Thai music. It has a hardwood soundbox covered on the playing end with python skin. It is held vertically and has two silk strings that are played with a bow.

[edit] References

• Saw duang page

[edit] See also

• Traditional Thai musical instruments
• Huqin
• Saw u

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