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This serunèn (saronèn) has a slim, one-piece and lacquered body. It has six front finger holes and a thumb hole. A narrow bead on the lower body indicates the beginning of a bell. A brass ring is attached over the top of the body. The curved, punched aluminium lip rest probably represents a moustache. The mouthpiece consists of 2x2 palm leaf segments.
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sarang
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"Owl"
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Ivory war horn
dak*
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dak
keteng-keteng
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keteng-keteng
kinda
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Bell (magic)
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"Man with a vessel on his back"
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double frame drum with mallet
zurna
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zurna
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