Zither \nThe zither is a musical string instrument, mainly used in folk music. The strings are stretched across the length of the soundbox, and the instrument does not have a neck. In entertainment, the zither is perhaps most famous for its role in providing the soundtrack of the classic film noir The Third Man.
Examples:\n* American Appalacian dulcimer\n* Chinese gŭzhēng\n* Chinese ChaoZhou zheng\n* Chinese hammered yãngqín\n* Estonian kannel\n* Finnish kantele\n* French épinette\n* German Scheitholt\n* hammered dulcimer \n* Icelandic langspil\n* Japanese koto\n* Korean gayageum and geomungo\n* Norwegian langeleik\n* Sundanese kacapi\n* Swedish hummel\n* Vietnamese Dan Tranh or Dan Thap Luc
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\nThe zither is a musical 