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This zūrnā was purchased by the private collector at the bazaar in Damascus and, according to the dealer, was intended for outdoor festivals. The body of the double-reed instrument is made of reddish-brown coloured wood. Two metal strips are attached to the tip and end of the body. The instrument has a rough inner bore.
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idioglotte Jew's harp
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Bowl-necked lute
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Impact vessel
himberêka
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pambai
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pambai
kulintang
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kulintang
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Bell
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genderang
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genderang
kissat
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Cup drum
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