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ral mo'i sgyu rtsal bco brgyad
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The eighteen arts of music.\n1. {gar/} dance ({gar dang bro})\n2. {bro/} fairy dance\n3. {rnga bo che/} beating big drums\n4. {rdza rnga /} clay drum\n5. {rnga phran/} accessory drums\n6. {rnga chen po/} big drums\n7. {'khar rnga/} bronze gongs\n8. {pi wang rgyud gcig pa/} single-stringed guitar\n9. {dza rnga kha gcig pa/} one sided clay drum\n10. {lcags kyi sil khrol/} iron cymbal\n11. {'khar ba'i sil khrol/} bronze staff carried by monks\n12. {pi wang rgyud gsum pa/} three-stringed guitar\n13. {rnga mu kun+da/} mu-kunda\n14. {sil snyan glu dbyangs dang bstun pa/} music accompanied by bells and cymbals\n15. {pheg rdob/} clapping\n16. {rol ma'i sgra/} musical sounds\n17. {pi wang /} guitar\n18. {gling bu/} flue.
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