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The Cura Zūrnā is the smallest member of the Zūrnā family. This double-reed instrument is made of light-coloured, varnished wood and has a fork insert made of boxwood. There are three frontal and two lateral so-called devil holes (Turkish: şeytan delikleri) in the funnel for resonance.
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Flute for the dance
igbin (iya nla)
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igbin (iya nla)
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Clay pipe (fragments)
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Cone drum
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Drum
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Transverse trumpet
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Open inner flute with finger holes
erbabi
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erbabi
akatscha
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akacha
pati
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pati
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