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This Armenian duduk has eight frontal tone holes and is tuned to G. Turned from apricot wood, the cylindrical double-reed instrument known as the Armenian national instrument is characterised by a warm, soft and slightly nasal tone colour. The duduk is usually played in pairs, with the first duduk playing the melody and the second playing an elongated drone, the so-called dam.
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Cone drum
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igbin type
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Cone drum
dvojnice
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dvojnice
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Clay whistle
balingbing
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balingbing
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Fragment of a clay pipe
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Resonance calabash
gender, slentem (Gamelan, pélog)
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gender, slentem (Gamelan, pélog)
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