Traditional instrument Black & White Stock Photos
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RFT41DTF–Arabian musicant playing a rebab, bowed string instrument with a spike at the bottom to rest on the ground
RF2DC81CY–the roadside poor musician/ street artist playing a traditional instrument of Rajasthan called ravanhatha
RMBHMH28–A tabla drum maker in Barisal Bangladesh sits in his shop. A traditional instrument in South Asia it is difficult to master
RM2BWATGF–Indian Girl Musicians in London The youngest member of the band with her native instrument 6 August 1921
RF2KA2XGD–Playing the steel tongue drum with sticks. Continuous line drawing of traditional folk music instrument. Vector illustration
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RF2R19W7T–Vector illustration of mrdanga indian two-sided drum khol played with palms and fingers of both hands.
![[ 1920s Japan - Geisha with a Tsutsumi Drum ] — A geisha in kimono and traditional hairstyle is holding a Tsutsumi (also Tsuzumi) shoulder drum. The same type of drums were used in Noh and Kabuki dramas. The Tsutsumi is held with the left hand to the right shoulder, while the right hand is used to strike. The instrument has two drumheads supported by tension cords. These cords are pulled to change the pitch. 20th century vintage postcard. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PH0FCC/1920s-japan-geisha-with-a-tsutsumi-drum-a-geisha-in-kimono-and-traditional-hairstyle-is-holding-a-tsutsumi-also-tsuzumi-shoulder-drum-the-same-type-of-drums-were-used-in-noh-and-kabuki-dramas-the-tsutsumi-is-held-with-the-left-hand-to-the-right-shoulder-while-the-right-hand-is-used-to-strike-the-instrument-has-two-drumheads-supported-by-tension-cords-these-cords-are-pulled-to-change-the-pitch-20th-century-vintage-postcard-PH0FCC.jpg "[ 1920s Japan - Geisha with a Tsutsumi Drum ] — A geisha in kimono and traditional hairstyle is holding a Tsutsumi (also Tsuzumi) shoulder drum. The same type of drums were used in Noh and Kabuki dramas. The Tsutsumi is held with the left hand to the right shoulder, while the right hand is used to strike. The instrument has two drumheads supported by tension cords. These cords are pulled to change the pitch. 20th century vintage postcard. Stock Photo")
RMPH0FCC–[ 1920s Japan - Geisha with a Tsutsumi Drum ] — A geisha in kimono and traditional hairstyle is holding a Tsutsumi (also Tsuzumi) shoulder drum. The same type of drums were used in Noh and Kabuki dramas. The Tsutsumi is held with the left hand to the right shoulder, while the right hand is used to strike. The instrument has two drumheads supported by tension cords. These cords are pulled to change the pitch. 20th century vintage postcard.
RF2CM5W91–Bronze statue of a traditional folk musician playing a typical wind instrument called 'Dulzaina' in front of a stoned wall in Burgos, Spain.
RFA47BRT–A young boy plays a traditional instrument at a small village in the Cordilla Blanca, Peru.
RM2G28CJ8–Sungai Uluk Palin, Kapuas Hulu, West Kalimantan, Indonesia. March 2007. Gong, gamelan, and other percussive musical instruments at the longhouse of Dayak Tamambaloh traditional community.--Photographed on black and white film, scanned, digitalized.
RM2B00YAN–Cambodia: A 1928 photograph of a young musician playing a 'chapei' in the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh. A 'chapei dong veng' is a Khmer two-stringed, long-necked traditional guitar. The girl in the picture would most likely have played to the court of King Sisowath Monivong who was the king of Cambodia from 1927 until 1941.
RMK4N3M8–Serbian Musicians in traditional costume playing violins and double bass. At Earl's Court Exhibition, early 20th century. Traditional costumes.
RF2DM0J7D–Chinese gong, musical percussion instrument originates in 6th century formed by a suspended circular bossed metal disc which hit with a mallet produces a long resonating sound.
RF2DC81CT–the roadside poor musician/ street artist playing a traditional instrument of Rajasthan called ravanhatha
RM2JA29KA–Traditional African musical instruments, stringed instruments, bow, table, bowl, historical illustration 1881
RF2KA7N1Y–Woman plays the steel tongue drum with sticks. Continuous line drawing of traditional folk music instrument. Vector illustration
RM2G3FFJY–music, musician, brass music, brass band, traditional band, Wald im Pinzgau, Corpus Christi, 1970s, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE
RM2F2B5ED–Organ grinders of the 1930s. A group of several such together in the street all different models of the traditional manually operated musical machine. The organ grinder played in the street and people gave some money to them if they liked it. 1930s
RFHRPBB3–Hand-drawn vintage accordion, bayan. Music instrument, chanson, melody symbol. Sketch vector illustration
RF2BF7AR6–shiny new metal traditional folk harmonica mouth music instrument isolated on white background. western country french harp concept.
RM2G230XH–Sungai Uluk Palin, Kapuas Hulu, West Kalimantan, Indonesia. March 2007. A man testing percussive musical instrument at the longhouse of Dayak Tamambaloh community.--Photographed on black and white film, scanned, digitalized.
RM2B01A5G–Syria: Musicians of Aleppo (Haleb), late 18th century. Aleppo is considered one of the main centres of Arabic traditional and classic music with the famous Aleppine Muwashshahs, Qudoods and Maqams (religious and secular poetic-musical genres). Aleppines in general are fond of Arab classical music, the Tarab, and it is not a surprise that many artists from Aleppo are considered pioneers among the Arabs in classic and traditional music. The most prominent figures in this field are Sabri Mdallal, Sabah Fakhri, Shadi Jameel, Abed Azrie and Nour Mhanna.
RF2AN6YB1–Kirgyz musician playing the traditional komus, a fretless string musical instrument . The kirgyz people are a mix of tribes originated in the west Mongolia of East Eurasian ancestry predominantly Muslims
RF2PJBFNG–icon of angklung, a traditional musical instrument from Indonesia vector illustration design
RM2T9JYWW–Engraved portrait of a Dalmatian girl in traditional costume, holding a stringed musical instrument. Published circa 1887
RM2WJNC5T–Afro Celt Sound System playing a giant Kora Instrument at Cardiff Big Weekend Festival on Museum Lawns in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 10 August 1997. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Afro Celt Sound System, a pioneering group formed in the '90s, blended traditional African and Celtic music with electronic beats and global influences. Their exhilarating fusion, showcased in tracks like 'Release' and 'When You're Falling,' creates a transcendent musical journey that defies boundaries.
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RMR6FPKX–Lord Krishna playing musical instrument flute sculpture, wall relief, India, old vintage 1900s picture
RFHRGRF5–Hand-drawn vintage accordion, bayan. Music instrument, chanson, melody symbol. Sketch vector illustration
RF2R0Y1KG–Mexican sombrero and Maracas vector collection. Black and white line illustrations of traditional Mexican hat and musical instrument for Cinco de Mayo
RM2G230WH–Sungai Uluk Palin, Kapuas Hulu, West Kalimantan, Indonesia. March 2007. A man testing percussive musical instrument at the longhouse of Dayak Tamambaloh community.--Photographed on black and white film, scanned, digitalized.
RM2B01AMH–Bangladesh: Chittagong Hill Tracts - Mro men with traditional instruments, Bandarban, early 20th century. The Mros, also known as Murangs or Mru, are a community inhabiting the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh and also in Burma with a population of 21,963 in Bangladesh according to the 1991 census. The Mros are the 2nd largest tribal group in Bandarban District of the Chittagong Hill Tracts. A small group of Mros also live in Rangamati Hill District. They primarily speak the Mru language, a Tibeto-Burman language, and one of the recognised languages of Bangladesh.
RF2BDP2AF–Siku black glyph icon. Traditional peruvian wind musical instrument. Hispanic panpipes. Pan flute, zamponia. Folk instrument from Peru. Silhouette
RM2WJNC1M–Afro Celt Sound System playing a giant Kora Instrument at Cardiff Big Weekend Festival on Museum Lawns in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 10 August 1997. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Afro Celt Sound System, a pioneering group formed in the '90s, blended traditional African and Celtic music with electronic beats and global influences. Their exhilarating fusion, showcased in tracks like 'Release' and 'When You're Falling,' creates a transcendent musical journey that defies boundaries.
RF2EY3K8P–Anklung, Musical Instrument, West Java, Indonesia. Culture and history of Asia. Vintage antique black and white illustration. 19th century.
RM2G230XA–Sungai Uluk Palin, Kapuas Hulu, West Kalimantan, Indonesia. March 2007. A man testing percussive musical instrument at the longhouse of Dayak Tamambaloh community.--Photographed on black and white film, scanned, digitalized.
RM2B025TG–The main traditional Lao instrument is the flute-like khene (kaen) which is made of bamboo. The khene (also spelled khaen, kaen and khen) is a mouth organ of Lao origin whose pipes, which are usually made of bamboo, are connected with a small, hollowed-out hardwood reservoir into which air is blown, creating a sound similar to that of the violin. Today associated with the Lao of Laos and Northeast Thailand, similar instruments date back to the Bronze Age of Southeast Asia. In Cambodia, it is used among the ethnic Lao population of the province of Stung Treng and is used in lakhon ken, a Cambo
RF2DM0JA9–Musical instruments: the saxhorn developed by Adolphe Sax in the 19th century, three-valved brass instrument prototype of the saxhorn family, designed for band use
RF2BDF3FD–Siku pixel perfect linear icon. Traditional peruvian wind musical instrument. Pan flute, zamponia. Thin line customizable illustration. Contour symbol
RM2WJNBRC–Afro Celt Sound System playing a giant Kora Instrument at Cardiff Big Weekend Festival on Museum Lawns in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 10 August 1997. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Afro Celt Sound System, a pioneering group formed in the '90s, blended traditional African and Celtic music with electronic beats and global influences. Their exhilarating fusion, showcased in tracks like 'Release' and 'When You're Falling,' creates a transcendent musical journey that defies boundaries.
RFK4MHMA–ATHENS, GREECE - JUNE 12, 2015: Man plays vintage portable barrel piano with laterna poverty and pride sign. Traditional street musician in downtown A
RFW9ADYT–Closeup of the traditional Scottish drum and the hands of a drummer wearing kilt in Scottish band playing outdoors.
RF2WJ5FT1–Cow blowing horn as musical instruments. traditionally common among shepherds but also used as a musical instrument dance. occurs in, among other thin
RM2G23157–Sungai Uluk Palin, Kapuas Hulu, West Kalimantan, Indonesia. March 2007. Men untying gongs and other percussive iinstruments at the longhouse of Dayak Tamambaloh community. This is a part of a series of preparations for traditional events held to honour the former traditional chief, who passed away several weeks earlier.--Photographed on black and white film, scanned, digitalized.
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