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Nasjonalinstrument er musikkinstrument av symbolsk eller kulturell tyding innan ein nasjon, stat, folkegruppe, stamme eller liknande. I nokre høve er nasjonalinstrument framleis vidt utbreidde og brukte, som cuatro i Puerto Rico. For andre har instrumenta mest tyding som symbol, som med den walisiske trippelharpa. Den danske etnologen Lisbet Torp har kome fram til at nokre nasjonalinstrumenttradisjonar, som finsk kantele, er påfunne, med intellektuelle og nasjonalistar som pådrivar for å velja visse instrument for å støtta nasjonalistiske idear.[1] Land har ofte ikkje noko offisielt anerkjend nasjonalinstrument, men det finst unntak, som paraguayansk harpe,[2] japansk koto[3] og trinidadisk steelpan.[4]

Denne lista omfattar instrument som det er blitt hevda er nasjonalinstrument av ulike kjelder. At eit instrument er med på lista tyder ikkje at det har udiskutabel status som nasjonalinstrument, berre at det er lagt fram haldbare bevis på at nokon reknar det som eit slikt. Kvar instrument har eit Hornbostel-Sachs-nummer. Dette nummeret viser korleis instrumentet blir klassifisert innan Hornbostel-Sachs-systemet (H-S), som organiserer instrument med nummer etter måten ein lagar lyd med dei på.[5] Ein nasjon kan ha fleire ulike instrument omtalte som nasjonalinstrument. I slike høve høyrer alle instrumenta med på lista.

Nasjon Instrument Bilete Skildring
Døme 		H-S-nummer Ref.
Afghanistan rabab
rubab 		Lutt med kort hals og tre strenger 321.321-6 [6][7]
Albania çiftelia
gajde
lahuta
Arabisk oud
 Pæreforma strengeinstrument utan tverrband 321.321-6 [8]
Argentina bandoneón
 Knappetrekkspel med boksform 412.132 [9][10]
Argentina gitar
 Strengeinstrument med tverrband 321.322 [11][12]
Armenia duduk
daduk 		Fløyte med to røyrblad, vanlegvis diatonisk og med eit tonespenn på éin oktav 421.211.12 [7]
Australia, urfolk didgeridoo
didjeridu, yidaki, yiraki, magu, kanbi, ihambilbilg 		Rett trompet utan fingerhol, tradisjonelt laga av ei tjukk grein eller ein trestamme, nokre gonger med bivoks kring blåseholet. Ein nyttar sirkelpusting for å spela på det. 423.121.11 [13][14]
Austerrike,

Tsjekkia

Bock
Bockpfeife 		Sekkepipe av geiteskinn 422.112.2-62
+
422.221.1-621 		[15]
Aserbajdsjan balaban
 Sett av sylindriske shawm-aktige instrument, med eit luftlager som ei sekkepipe 422.121-62 [16][17]
Baganda-folk frå Uganda endongo
 Skålforma lyre laga av firfisleskinn med strengar festa til eit trestykke sett inn i to hol på to armar 321.21 [18]
Balotsjar suroz
 — Strengeinstrument med lang hals spelt med boge, liknande fele eller sarangi, halde vertikalt 321.322 [19]
Bangladesh dotara
 Lite strengeinstrument med klimpra metallstrenger 321.322 [20]
Basjkortostan kurai
quray 		Lang open fløyte med fem fingerhol, blesen i enden 421.111.12 [21][22]
Basotho lesiba
 Strengeinstrument som blir blese i staden for stroke eller klomplar, med ein enkeltstreng 311.121.222 [23]
Bayern zither
Volkszither 		Strengeinstrument med resonanskasse 314.122 [24][25]
Bhutan dranyen
dranyen, dramnyen 		Sjustrenga lutt med lang hals, utan tverrband 321.321 [26]
Bolivia charango
charanga 		Skålforma lutt med tverrband og vanlegvis fire-fem dobbeltstrengar, tradisjonelt laga av skjelet til ein armadillo 321.321-6 [27]
Brasil gitar
violão 		Strengeinstrument med seks strengar og tverrband 321.322 [28]
Brasil berimbau
 Musikkboge med ein streng
«Toque de Angola» på berimbau
 311.121.221 [29]
Brasil pandeiro
 Handhalden rammetromme med metallskiver (platinelas) attached 211.311
+
112.122 		[30]
Bulgaria gaida
 Sekkepipe 422.22-62 [31]
Colombia cuatro
 Strengeinstrument med fire strenger, tverrband og hol kropp 321.322 [32]
Colombia tiple colombiano
 Lite gitaraktig instrument med tverrband og tolv strenger 321.322 [33]
Costa Rica marimba
 Xylofon-aktig instrument med kalebass-resonanskassar 111.222-4 [34]
Cuba tres
 Gitar-aktig instrument 321.322 [35]
Dagarafolk frå Ghana gyil
 Xylofonaktig kalebass med hol dekte av edderkoppsilke 111.222-4 [36]
Ecuador rondador
 421.112.11 [37][38]
Egypt, det gamle harpe
 Open harpe 322.12 [39]
Egypt, det gamle sistrum[40]
 U-forma rammetromme 112.112
England concertina
 412.132 [7]
Etruria kithara
 Strengeinstrument 321.22 [41]
Finland kantele
kannel 		Siter–harpe, tradisjonelt med fem strenger, no med opptil tretti, halden i fanget 314.122 [1][42][43][44][45]
Finland, særleg finlandssvenskar fiolin
 Strengeinstrument med fire strengar, spelt med boge, forma som eit timeglas
Akkordar på ein fiolin
 321.322 [45][46]
Fula tambin
sereendu, fulannu 		Diagonal diatonisk fløyte 411.111.22 [47][48]
Galicia gaita
gaita de fole, gaita gallega 		Diatonisk sekkepipe 422.211.2-62 [49][50]
Tyskland waldzither
tysk lutt, også nytta om luttgitar 		Cittern med ni stålstrenger stemt til C, G G, C C, E E, G G 321.322 [51]
Hellas, det gamle aulos
auloi 		Dobbel-shawm 422.121 [52]
Hellas, det gamle lyre
 Strengeinstrument spelt med plekter, der den frie handa stilnar strenger ein ikkje bruker. Traditsjonelt laga av eit skjelpaddeskjel. 321.21 [53][54]
Hellas bouzouki
 Strengeinstrument med pæreforma bol og lang hals, spelt med plekter 321.321 [1]
Guatemala marimba
 Xylofonaktig instrument med kalebass-resonanskassar, spelt på med køller, med to nivå av tangentar så ein kan spela ein full kromatisk skala. 111.222-4 [55][56]
Hawaii ukulele
 Strengeinstrument avleidd frå portugisisk braguinha, frå hawaiisk uku lele, 'hoppande loppe'
Akkordar på ukulele
 321.322 [57]
Ungarn cimbalom
czimbalom, cymbalom, cymbalum, ţambal, tsymbaly, tsimbl, santouri, santur 		Kromatisk dulcimer med fire føter 314.122-4 [58]
India sarasvati-vina
vina 		Semitonisk lutt med tverrband, med lang, sylindrisk form og to kalebassar 311.222 [59]
Indonesia angklung
 To bambusrøyr 112.122 [60][61]
Iran tar
 Strengeinstrument med seks strenger 314.122-4 [62]
Irland harpe
cruit, cláirseach 		Fleirstrenga harpe med søyle framme 322.221
Irland store irske krigssekkepiper
Píob Mhór 		Svært lik skotsk sekkepipe
Irland Uilleann Pipes
Píobaí Uilleann, Union Pipes 		Pump blown Bagpipe
Israel kinnor
davidsharpe 		Historisk instrument skildra i Bibebelen, truleg ein kithara; på moderne hebraisk viser det til fiolin 321.22 [63]
Italia mandolin
 Strengeinstrument 321.321 [64]
Japan koto
 Langt, holt strengeinstrument med tretten strenger 312.22-7 [65]
Jødisk sjofar
 Uthola horn 423.121.1 [66]
Kasakhstan dombra
 Langhalsa lutt med tverrband og rund kropp, spelt på med plekter 321.321-6 [67][68]
Kenya nyatiti
 3-fot-long (0,91 m) harpe av tre og geite- eller antilopeskinn, klimpra med begge hender 321.21-5 [69][70][71]
Khoikhoi goura
 — Strengeinstrument med ein streng, blese og ikkje klimpra. Strengen er festa til ein resonator av eit kokosnøttskjel 311.121.222 [72]
Kina guqin
qin 		Siter med sju opne strengar som blir spela ved å klimpra 312.22 [73][74]
Kina guzheng
zheng, gu-zheng 		Rektangulær siter 312.22-5 [75]
Kina pipa
 Pæreforma lutt med hals, spelt ved å klimpra 321.321-5 [76]
Kina yangqin
yang ch'in, yang qin 		Dulcimer 314.122-4 [7]
Korea gayageum
kayagum, kayago 		siter-aktig strengeinstrument med 12 strenger 312.22-5 [77][78]
Kirgisistan komuz
 Lutt med tre strengar utan tverrband 321.321 [79][80]
Korsika cetera
ceterina, cetara 		Citterninstrument 111.224-4
Kreta lyra
 Strengeinstrument med tverrband og tre strenger 321.21 [81]
Kroatia tamburica og lijerica
tamburitza 		Lutt-aktig strengeingstument med lang hals 321.321 [82][83]
Lanna (Nord-Thailand) pin pia
 — Siter med to-fem strenger 311.221 [84]
Laos khene
khaen 		Munnspel med bambusrøyr 412.132 [85]
Latvia kokles
kūkles 		Diatonisk, lutt-aktige steingeinstrument 314.122 [86][87]
Libanon darbuka
debakeh 		Begerforma handtromme 211.261.21 [88]
Litauen birbyne
 Aerofon med enkelt eller dobbelt røyrblad, med eller utan munnstykke 422 [89]
Litauen kanklės
 Strengeinstrument 314.122 [90]
Lobifolk frå Ghana gyil
 Kalebassinstrument med treramme og hol dekte av edderkoppsilke 111.222-4 [36]
Madagaskar valiha
 Røyrforma siter 312.11 [91][92]
Mandinka frå Vest-Afrika balo
behlanjeh 		— Xylofon av trestykke festa på kalebassar på ei ramme 111.212
+
112.111 		[93][94]
Maroonar frå Jamaica abeng
 — Aerofon laga av eit kuhorn som ein bles i 423.122.2 [95]
Mexico marimba
 Xylofon-aktig instrument 111.222-4 [96]
Mongolia morin khuur
hestehovudfele, igil 		Strengeinstrument med to strenger, halde mellom føtene<! the legs, with a trapezoidal body and a horse's head typically carved on the upper edge of the pegbox--> 321.322 [97][98]
Montenegro gusle
 Strengeinstrument, rundt, typisk med ein streng feste til toppen av halsen med ein stemmeknagg 321.321-71 [99]
Myanmar saung-gauk
saung, burmesisk harpe 		Bøygd harpe med seksten strenger, festa til harpa med raude bomullsduskar 322.11 [100]
Nepal madal
 Sylindrisk tofellstromme 211.212.1 [101]
Nederland fele
 Strengeinstrument med fire strenger, spelt med boge 321.322 [102]
Nicaragua marimba
 Xylofonaktig instrument med kalebass-resonatorar 111.222-4 [103]
Noreg hardingfele
hardangerfele 		Dekorert fele med fire hovudstrenger og fire resonansstrenger under 321.322-71 [42][104][105]
Noreg langeleik
 Rektangulær siter med fem-seks strenger der ein av dei er melodistreng 314.122 [42]
Pakistan daf
dafli, dap, def, tef, defi, gaval, duf, duff, dof 		Rammetromme 211.311 [106]
Paraguay paraguayansk harpe
 Diatonisk harpe med 32, 36, 38 eller 40 strenger 322.211 [107][108][109]


Peru cajón
 Treboks med eit hol i ei side 111.221 [110][111]
Peru charango
charanga, chillador 		Gitar-aktig instrument, vanlegvis med ti strenger, laga av eit armadilloskjel 321.321-6 [112]
Filippinane bandurria
 Rondalla-klimpra khordofon med 14 strenger stemte F# B E A D G. 321.321 [113]
Polynesia nasefløyte
 Fløyte laga av eit enkelt bambusstykke med tre hol ein bles i frå nasebora, og fingerhol 421.111.22 [114]
Portugal portugisisk gitar
 Strengeinstrument med tverrband og hol kropp 321.322 [115]
Puerto Rico cuatro puertorriqueño
 Strengeinstrument med tverrband og hol kropp, avleidd frå spansk tiple og andre strengeinstrument 321.322 [116]
Romarriket tibiae
aulos (gresk namn) 		Shawm med dobbelt røyrblad, spelt i par 422.122 [117]
Russland garmon
 Trekkspel
Akkordar på trekkspel
 412.132 [118]
Russland balalaika
 Familie av triangelforma lutt-aktige instrument 321.32 [7]
Russland gusli
 Siter-aktig instrument med mellom elleve og trettiseks strenger, stemt diatonisk 314.122 [119]
Russland skeier
 Måla treskeier brukt til perkusjon 111.141 [120]
Ryukyuøyane i Japan sanshin
 Strengeinstument med tre strenger, dekt med slangeskinn, liknar ein banjo 321.312-6 [121]
Sakha khomus
 munnharpe 121.221 [122]
Skottland høglandssekkepipe
 Sekkepipe 422.112.2-62
+
422.221.1-621 		[1][123][124]
Serbia trekkspel
 Trekkspel 412.132 [125]
Serbia frula
svirala, jedinka 		Fløyte i tre med seks fingerhol, blesen i enden 421.211.12 [126]
Serbia gajda
Surle 		Sekkepipe 422.22-62 [31]
Serbia gusle
 Strengeinstrument, rundt
Guslespel
 321.321-71 [127]
Slovakia fujara
 421.211.12 [128][129]
Slovenia accordion
 Trekkspel 412.132 [130]
Sør-Afrika lesiba
rattle stick 		— 423.121.12
Spania gitar
 321.322 [12][131]
Sverige drejelire
 321.322-72 [42][45]
Sverige nyckelharpa
 321.322-71 [42][132]
Svensk Estland talharpa
 321.22-71 [133]
Sveits alpehorn
 423.121.12 [134][135]
Trinidad og Tobago steelpan
 111.241.2 [4][136][137]
Tyrkia saz
bağlama, kopuz 		Lutt med lang hals og tverrband 321.321-6 [138][139]
Turkmenistan dutar
 321.322 [140]
Tyva igil
 Lita fele 321.322 [141]
Tyva khomus
 Munnharpe 121.221 [142]
Tyva morin khuur
Horse-head fiddle 		Stor fele 321.322 [141]
Ukraina bandura
 321.321 [143]
USA appalachian dulcimer
dulcimer, mountain dulcimer, lap dulcimer, fretted dulcimer, dulcimore, et al. 		321.312-5 [144][145]
USA banjo
 321.312-5 [146][147]
Usbekistan doira
 Rund, flat tromme 211.311
+
112.113 		[148]
Usbekistan karnay
 Lang messing-trompet med munnstykke 423.121.12 [149][150]
Venezuela cuatro
 Gitar-aktig lutt med fire strenger 321.322 [32][151][152]
Venezuela harpe, venezuelansk
 Diatonisk harpe 322.211 [152]
Vietnam đàn bầu
 321.22 [153]
Wales crwth
 321.22 [153]
Wales harpe, trippel
telyn 		Harpe 322.212.1 [154][155][156]
Jugoslavia gusle
 Strengeinstrument 321.321-71 [157]
Zimbabwe mbira
thumb piano 		122.12 [158][159]

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  150. ↑ IA Jahon (August 9, 2007). «'Tashkent' Musicians Capture Attention In UK, Gain Appraisal». Embassy of Uzbekistan in Korea. Henta April 26, 2008. «the magic sound of karnay (the Uzbek national music instrument)» [daud lenkje]
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  154. ↑ Chorley, Henry Fothergill; Henry G. Hewlett (May 1, 1880). «The National Music of the World». The Musical Times and Singing Class Circular (Musical Times Publications Ltd.) 21 (447): 240–241. JSTOR 3357258. doi:10.2307/3357258. «Much is said... about Welsh airs and the national instrument, the harp» 
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  157. ↑ Lord, Albert B. (1936). «Homer and Huso I: The Singer's Rests in Greek and Southslavic Heroic Song». Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association (The Johns Hopkins University Press) 67: 106–113. JSTOR 283230. doi:10.2307/283230. 
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