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Yu (percussion instrument)
The ''yu'' (; pinyin: yǔ) was a wooden percussion instrument carved in the shape of a tiger with a serrated back comprising 27 "teeth", used since ancient times in China for Confucian court ritual music. It was played by striking its head three times with a bamboo whisk made from approximately 15 stalks of bamboo, and then scraping it across the serrated back once to mark the end of a piece of music.
The ''yu'' is mentioned along with another percussion instrument called ''zhu'' (柷) in pre-Qin Dynasty annals; it also appears in the ''Classic of History''.
The ''yu'' was adopted by the Korean court in ancient times, where it was known as ''eo'' (hangul: ; hanja: ), and is still used in Confucian ritual music.
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