Salo (instrument)

The salo, saw lo, or salaw (Thai: สะล้อ) is a Thai spike fiddle with three strings (strung on 2-pegs), native to the Lanna cultural region of northern Thailand.

Strung today with 3 wires for strings, but formerly had silk strings.[1]

See also

References

"Northern Folk Music {Northern Folk Music]". prakaydown.blogspot.com. 9 September 2014. Retrieved 11 October 2018. author pseudonym on Google+ is ประกายดาว กองเขียว (Sparkling Green Stars)

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Traditional Thai musical instruments

String

Plucked	Chakhe Krachappi Sueng Phin Phin pia / Phin namtao
Bowed	Saw duang Saw u Saw sam sai Salo
Struck	Khim

Wind

Flutes	Khlui Khlui lib Khlui phiang aw Khlui u Wot
Oboes	Pi Pi nai Pi nok Pi klang Pi chawa Pi mon Pi chanai Pi o Pi chum Pi so
Free-reed pipes	Khaen

Percussion

Drums	Klong khaek Klong song na Klong yao Klong that Thon rammana Taphon Klong thap Poeng mang
Xylophones	Pong lang Ranat Ranat ek Ranat thum Ranat ek lek Ranat thum lek Ranat kaeo
Gongs	Khong wong yai Khong wong lek Khong mon Khong mon wong yai Khong mon wong lek

Others

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