Hulusi_traditional musical instruments from Thailand

Please support us with COMMENTS ,LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to develop my channel relaxing1910. Thanks you. The Hulusi is a reed-free single pipe instrument found in Yunnan. The Hulusi is made from one of four bamboo pipes that have small brass or silver reeds inserted flush with the sides of the pipe, then surrounded by a gourd or brass wind chamber (in modern instruments). . Hulusi originally came from the Dai-zu or Dai (Thailand) minority in southern China, but can now be found played by a number of surrounding minority communities including the Jin Po and Wa. The name Hulusi is a Han term with "hulu" meaning gourd, while the Dai call it katakandao which literally translates as "pi-blown tip, surrounded by gourd".