Korin of Senegal is a type of stringed musical instrument that is common in the West African region. Sometimes referred to as a "kora," it is closely related to the harp but is played with the thumbs and index fingers of both hands. It has a distinct resonating sound and is often played in traditional African ceremonies and gatherings. Synonyms for the korin of Senegal include the "manding harp," "ngoni," and "koni," depending on the specific region and cultural context in which it is played. These instruments share many similarities with the korin but differ in terms of construction and playing style.