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This article needs images of more common forms of the Danso "단소" including the common plastic dolgi Danso "돌기 단새". The image shown is an inexpensive, not so good bamboo version. Most decent bamboo Dansos include the root bole opposite the blown end.

The Danso naturally plays in the B flat scale. The full range is two octaves and the instrument is capable of playing heptatonic scales by using half steps.

The relation of the Danso to other Korean instruments and different forms of the Danso need to be discussed.

The Danso is currently taught in grade school and as a serious instrument.

The article needs a discussion of the capabilities of the instrument.

The article needs to cite the use of the Danso in any movies in which it either appears or it's music is featured.Kellnerp (talk) 04:01, 10 February 2017 (UTC)[reply]