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Description on the index card (ethnomusicology): A frame cast from brass and felted, to which a wooden handle is attached, holds two crossbars made of copper wire. Three perforated sheet metal discs are attached to each rod. The instrument is very crudely made.
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Heteroglotte Jew's harps
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Clay rattle
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open longitudinal flute without finger holes
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Drum
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Wooden bell (magic)
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single-sided open cup drum
gusle
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Bowl-necked lute
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Clay whistle
saringi
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saringi
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