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This woodwind instrument with a double reed is a chirimia from Curacao. The instrument is quite small and delicate compared to other representatives of its family in Central America. This specimen has a small bell, decorative rings at both ends of the body and six frontal tone holes, one frontal and two lateral resonance holes.
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single flute with finger holes
setar
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setar
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Bowl-necked lute
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Piercing tongue shawm
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"mojira"
mudende
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muddy
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Clay whistle
Chartara
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chartara
rebab
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rebab
mizmar*
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mizmar
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