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Philippines
Brass Band Musical Instruments
October 8, 2001
The minisheet features brass drum, clarinet and oboe, xylophone, and sousaphone.

Republic of China
Traditional Musical Instruments
June 21, 1977
The stamp set depicts Chinese string and woodwind instruments.

Guernsey
EUROPA - National Musical Instruments
May 8, 2014
The stamp set features the Chifournie, a stringed instrument which was popular on the Channel Islands.

Greece
Greek Art
November 21, 1966
Set of 12, two stamps depict Cretan Lyra (string instrument) and Massia (percussion instrument).

North Macedonia
EUROPA - National Music Instruments
June 4, 2014
The minisheet depicts Drum, Tanbur, Chifteli, Kemane, Bagpipe.

Morocco
Traditional Musical Instruments
April 1, 2019
The stamp set depicts ribab, lute, oud, rabad, tebilat.

Belarus
Traditional Musical Instruments
August 29, 2019
The stamp set features dula and lute.

Azerbaijan
Musical Instruments
May 25, 2011
The stamp set features tar and lira.

Bosnia and Herzegovina (BH Post)
EUROPA - Traditional Musical Instruments
May 9, 2014
The stamp set features accordion, violin, and hand drum

The Belarus stamp with the M denomination shows a Duda:

Duda is a Belarusian folk musical reed instrument of the aerophone class (bagpipe) with an air reservoir, a single reed and a bourdon. By the middle of the 20th century it was widely used to accompany dances and rituals. (BELPOCHTA)

Kazakhstan
Musical Instruments
December 19, 2008
The stamp set features Zhelbuaz and Dauylpaz.

In 2002 Luxembourg issued a set of two "Cultural Anniversaries" stamps. The low value "A" domestic rate stamp, shown here, commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Festival of Wiltz, in the northwest of the country. A cello and a bass appear on the right side of the stamp.

Stamp issued to commemorate legendary jazz guitarist Jean Baptiste "Django" Reinhardt (1910-1953) on the 40th anniversary of his death, in 1953. Although born in Belgium, he spent most of his life, albeit a nomadic one, in France. He was largely self taught on the guitar. He was very badly burned in a terrible fire when he was 18 years and lost the use of two of the fingers on his left (or fretting) hand. Despite this handicap he became one of the all-time great jazz guitarists, and influenced generations of musicians who followed his style.

Indonesia
Traditional Musical Instruments
March 9, 2013
The stamp set depicts Gambus (Riau), Celempung (Jawa Barat), Koliatung (Kalimantan Barat), Calong (Sulawesi Barat), Tambua (Sumatera Barat), Siter (Jawa Tengah), Serune Kalee (NAD), Fu (Maluku), Cengceng (Bali), Tifa (Papua), Polopalo (Gorontalo).

On March 12, 2001 Singapore issued a set of four stamps to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Commonwealth Day. The $2.00 stamp (S.G. #1092) features "Arts and Culture." A guitarist, drummer, saxophonist and flutist are depicted on the stamp.