The Hmong flute is made of bamboo and a brass reed. Xanax online www.pharmacynewbritain.com. The Hmong flute consists of a narrow bamboo tube with six finger holes in the front at the lower end and one open curve at the top end. The mouth is curved where the brass reed is inserted to produce melodies. The Hmong flute is played for entertainment purposes Silagra sellersvillepharmacy.com.
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Is there s book to teach how to play the Qeej?
Hi Elliot,
Yes, there is a book that can teach you how to play the Qeej. You can find it on Amazon at http://amzn.to/2lNJEhF