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konstantin123 [22]
3 years ago
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The instrument that was the predecessor of the koto originated in China. In which country did the koto actually become a known a

nd developed instrument?
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1 answer:
yawa3891 [41]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Japan

Explanation:

<u>Koto is traditional Japanese instrument. </u>

It originated from a Chinese instrument called guzheng or zheng, and they remained very similar. They both have one large body and mechanism for tightening and loosening strings that produce a clear sound. The main difference is in the number of strings (guzheng has almost 10 more).

<u> Koto became famous in the 8th century in Japan. It was played at the imperial court.</u> <u>Yet, in the 17th century, blind player Yatsuhashi Kengyo learned how to play it and compose on it, and the songs he made became Japanese traditional songs. </u>

Korean musical instrument Gayageum is very similar and also related to the Japanese and Chinese versions.

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