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The bipa () is a pear-shaped lute that is a traditional Korean musical instrument. It is derived from Chinese pipa and was introduced through the Silk Road to Goguryeo and Silla. There are two major types of bipa: the four stringed dang-bipa (당비파 / 唐琵琶) and the five stringed hyang-bipa (향비파 / 鄕琵琶). While dang-bipa was a Tang-style pipa first introduced from the Chinese Tang dynasty and localized over time to have Korean characteristics, hyang-bipa was created in the Korean Kingdom of Silla. The instrument is also related to other derivatives such as Vietnamese đàn tỳ bà and the Japanese biwa.

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pip'a
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bipa
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Bipa (Korean music)

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La bipa es un instrumento de cuerda pulsada de China, es tipo laúd con forma de pera, y se encuentra relacionado con la pipa china, el vietnamita y el biwa japonés. Algunos intentos de revivirlo han sido infructuosos ya que no existen músicos profesionales que sepan ejecutarlo. En el pasado existían dos tipos de bipa: la hyang-bipa y la dang-bipa. La primera era nativa de Corea, mientras que la segunda fue importada durante la dinastía Tang.

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