17-tone red K17KR
The 17-note thumb piano is a unique plucked instrument that originated in South Africa and is not only highly regarded in the music world, but is also loved by people all over the world as a cultural icon. The instrument has seventeen notes, including sixteen full basic notes from LA to LA', and one additional note called the “SI”.
The body of a 17-note thumb piano is usually made of wood or plastic, and the strings are made of metal or nylon. The shape of the body is usually rectangular or square, and the strings are arranged along the length of the body. The number and position of the strings can be adjusted to suit different players and musical styles.
The 17-note thumb piano is unique in that it requires the player to play the strings with the thumb and other fingers, while adjusting the position and strength of the fingers to produce different notes. The player can change the pitch by adjusting the string looseness or tightness to produce a rich musical effect.
The 17-note thumb piano is very versatile and can be used to play a wide range of different types of music, including pop, rock, jazz, classical and more. In South Africa, the 17-note thumb piano is widely used in traditional and folk music, and around the world, the 17-note thumb piano is widely used in music composition and performance.
Overall, the 17-note thumb piano is a very unique and interesting plucked instrument that is not only rich in musical expression, but also of high cultural value.
