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Kabosy-short lute in the shape of a box, from Madagascar Kamaycha-vertically held string instrument from India. nineteen strings, three of gut for melody, two of brass for drone, and fourteen of steel for sympathetic resonance Kammer-（德） chamber Kammerton-（德） the pitch used for instruments in Germany during the Baroque period, where a' was about 410-425 Hz Kankukus-Afro-Brazilian dance Kanon-（德） canon Kantele-traditional Finnish stringed instrument, laid on a table or across the player's knees and plucked Kanun-Middle Eastern instrument dating before the time of Christ. similar to a zither, 72-75 grouped strings, which are tuned flat and then raised or lowered in small semitone increments using a series of latches Karaoke-popular nightclub style from Japan where customers sing the melody to accompanying prerecorded tracks Kaum-（德） barely Kavatine-（德） cavatina Kayagum-a Korean 12-string zither Kecak-ancient Balinese trance dance performed to appease the gods in times of difficulty Keck-（德） audacious Keckheit-（德） audacity Keen-an Irish funeral song Keineswegs-（德） no way Keleli-a two or three string long necked lute from Chad Kerfing-(guitar lining) is Tapered strip(s) of wood glued around the inside seams of a guitar to add strength and stability where the sides meet the top and back. Kerfing has spaced slits that render the wood strip flexible. Key-specific scale or series of notes defining a particular tonality Key note-the first note of the scale upon which a piece of music is based Key signature-an arrangement of sharps or flats placed on the far left hand side of each line of the staff, indicating scale of the piece Kidumbak-a style from Zanzibar, percussive and dance-based Kind-（德） child Kinder-（德） children Kindlich-（德） childlike Kirche-（德） church Kirchencantate-（德） church cantata Kitchen department-unkind description of the percussion section of an orchestra Kithara-ancient Greek lyre-like instrument, a square or rounded resonator box (body) and as many as eleven gut strings supported by a yoke attached to two arms attached to and rising from the body Kitsch-a work that is shallow, pretentious, gaudy, without substance, or calculated to have popular appeal Kizomba music-an Angolan style based on the semba, rumba and quilapanga Klagend-（德） lamenting Klaglich-（德） lamentable Klammer-（德） brace Klang-（德） sound, tone Klangfarbe-（德） timbre, tone Klar-（德） clear, distinct Klein-（德） small, minor Kleine-（德） small, minor Klingen-（德） resonant, to sound Klingend-（德） resonant, to sound Kneifend-（德） pizzicato, plucking Koa Koa was first used as a tonewood in the ukuleles of Hawaii for its warm tone. Colors ranging from brown to gold with rich and varying grain. Kobsa-plucked lute Kokle-Latvian lap zither Kolomyika-a quick duple-time Polish dance Komisch-（德） comic Kompa-popular style of Haitian tropical music created in the 1950s Komponiert-（德） composed Komun-go-Korean six-string zither Komuz-a three stringed lute from Kyrgyzstan Koni-a small traditional four-stringed lute in the form of a teardrop from Gambia Kono-strummed lute from Ghana Kontingo-West African lute Kontrapunkt-（德） counterpoint Kontretanz-a country dance Konzert-（德） concert, concerto Konzertstuck-informal concert piece, usually in one movement, for solo instruments and orchestra Kopuz-Central Asian Turkic short lute Kora -West African harp lute with 19 strings, popular in Gambia, Senegal and Mali. has a skin stretched across a large gourd, a wooden neck and gut or nylon fishwire strings stretched across a tall bridge. played in a similar way to a harp Koryaga-one stringed instrument with a string fixed on a curved branch of a tree. The sound is made by a violin bow or plucked, and the notes are changed with the use of a wire bent over the branches' ends. Kostenka-（德） a type of Serbian dance Koto-a 13 string Japanese zither of Chinese origin. about 6 feet long. laid horizontally with waxed silken strings stretched tightly over movable bridges along the length of the instrument. plucked using ivory picks Kraft-（德） strength, vigour Kraftig-strong, vigorous Krakoviak-Polish dance from the Kraków region, in 2/4 time with syncopated rhythms Krakowiak-Polish dance from the Kraków region, in 2/4 time with syncopated rhythms Krar-a six-string bowl-shaped lyre from Ethiopia Kreis-（德） cycle, circle Kreuz-（德） the sharp sign Kucheng-a 16 or 21-stringed zither. the most popular plucked traditional Chinese instrument on Taiwan Kujawiak-a quick, triple-time Polish dance Kum-Korean seven-stringed zither used in court music Kurz-（德） short Kurze-（德） short Kurzer Vorschlag-（德） acciaccatura Kwaito-an urban South African genre developed in the 1990s, a fusion of various musical sounds that were popular in the 1990s, including South African dance music, hip hop, Jamaican influences, house music and rhythm and blues Kwassa-kwassa-dance style from the Democratic Republic of Congo that was developed in the 1980's 其它相关链接：　Ac-Ak　Ak-Am　An-Ar　Ar-Az　B-Ban　Ba-Be　Be-Bl　Bl-Br　Br-Bu　C-Ch　Ch-Ci　Cl-Co　Co-Cy　D-De　De-Do　Do-Dy　E-En　En-Es　F-Fi　Fi-Fr　Fr-Fu　G-Ge　Ge-Gr　Gr-Gy　Ha-He　He-Hy　Ia-Iw　Ja-Ju　Ka-Kw　La　Le　Li-Ly　Ma　Me-Mi　Mo-My　Na-Ne　Ng-Nz　Ob-Ov　Pe-Pl　Po　Pr-Pu　Qi-Qu　Ra　Re　Rh-Ri　Ro-Ry　Sa-Sc　Sc-Se　Se-Sh　Si-Sn　So　Sp-St　St-Sy　Ta　Te-Th　Ti-To　Tw-Tz　Ua-Ut　Va-Ve　Vi　Vo-Vu　Wa-Wu　Xa-Zy

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