Mongolian Morin Khuur (Horsehead Fiddle)
NT$ 35,000
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~Features of the Morin Khuur (Horsehead Fiddle)~ Symbol of the Grassland's Soul: The morin khuur (Mǎtóuqín), also called the "Mongolian horsehead fiddle" or "Mongolian string fiddle," is a string instrument originating f...
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CategoryMorin Khuur (Horsehead Fiddle)
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~Features of the Morin Khuur (Horsehead Fiddle)~
Symbol of the Grassland's Soul:
The morin khuur (Mǎtóuqín), also called the "Mongolian horsehead fiddle" or "Mongolian string fiddle," is a string instrument originating from Mongolia, belonging to the bowed-string family. It is usually made of wood, with a body shaped like a rectangular box; its two strings are made of horsehair or synthetic fiber, and its head is carved in the shape of a horse's head—hence the name "horsehead fiddle."
It is a symbol of Mongolian culture. Its tone is low, deep, and far-reaching—at times like a horse whispering in your ear, at times like the wind sweeping across the grassland—portraying the beauty of nature to the fullest.
Traditional Craft Fused with the Modern:
From traditional horsehair strings to modern improved materials, the morin khuur has achieved tonal stability and variety while preserving its original character.
Whether for classic ethnic music or cross-genre experimental music, it can display outstanding expressiveness, infusing soul into different musical styles.
Body: Composed of a wooden box—plain in form but excellent in acoustics—capable of conveying the long, lingering rhythms of...
Symbol of the Grassland's Soul:
The morin khuur (Mǎtóuqín), also called the "Mongolian horsehead fiddle" or "Mongolian string fiddle," is a string instrument originating from Mongolia, belonging to the bowed-string family. It is usually made of wood, with a body shaped like a rectangular box; its two strings are made of horsehair or synthetic fiber, and its head is carved in the shape of a horse's head—hence the name "horsehead fiddle."
It is a symbol of Mongolian culture. Its tone is low, deep, and far-reaching—at times like a horse whispering in your ear, at times like the wind sweeping across the grassland—portraying the beauty of nature to the fullest.
Traditional Craft Fused with the Modern:
From traditional horsehair strings to modern improved materials, the morin khuur has achieved tonal stability and variety while preserving its original character.
Whether for classic ethnic music or cross-genre experimental music, it can display outstanding expressiveness, infusing soul into different musical styles.
Body: Composed of a wooden box—plain in form but excellent in acoustics—capable of conveying the long, lingering rhythms of...
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Morin Khuur (Horsehead Fiddle)
MorinKhuur-1
Expert repairs · Authenticity guaranteed · Nationwide shipping
Expert repairs
In-house workshop care and setup
Authenticity guaranteed
Genuine maker & brand stock, certified
Nationwide shipping
Overseas delivery & export papers available
