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The bangdi (a short dizi with membrane) is popular in the north, predominantly as an accompanying instrument to the regional clapper opera or as part of folk ensembles in the north. It is a little shorter and smaller than the qudi, with a higher register and brighter tone. It is performed with an animated and leaping rhythm. The technique is in tonguing.
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