Burmese harps regaining popularity

Burmese harps regaining popularity

YANGON, Myanmar - A craftsman talks about Saung-gauk, traditional Burmese harps, which are regaining popularity for their intricate sound, at his workshop in Yangon, Myanmar, in September 2014.

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