Category:Pungi
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English: The Pungi, also called the been, or bin — a wind instrument that originated in India.
- The pungi is similar to the Chinese Hulusi, but has only two reed pipes, known as the "jivala". It was improved to produce the Shehnai.
- The pungi is still played in India by snake charmers.
- See also: Category: Hulusi (China), Category: Shehnai (India).
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- Amber Fort-Jaipur-India0001.JPG 1,557 × 1,847; 1.28 MB
- Beeninstrument.jpg 800 × 249; 79 KB
- Charmeur de serpents à Jaipur (2).JPG 2,304 × 3,072; 3.62 MB
- India-6784 - No Money - No Picture .... A Real Charmer - Flickr - archer10 (Dennis).jpg 2,448 × 3,264; 5.5 MB
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- Sculpture de la façade (Temple de Karni Mata) (8424446468).jpg 769 × 1,024; 845 KB
- The Music and Musical Instruments of Southern India and the Deccan (page 213 crop).jpg 1,320 × 2,370; 386 KB
- Un charmeur de serpent et sa femme (V&A Museum) (8641650740).jpg 843 × 995; 476 KB
- Varanasi (8717528552).jpg 1,232 × 816; 794 KB