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| "self sounding", sound is created by beating, hitting, and scraping, examples include rattles, sticks, bones, gongs |
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| drums or tambourine, skin or membrane stretched over over |
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| fiddle, lyre, musical bow, harp, lute |
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| sultan of instruments, found in egypt |
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| vibrating air with compressed space |
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| end blown flute used in sufi orders |
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| similar to the major scale but with flat 3rd and 7th |
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| similar to harmonic minor when ascending, similar to the natural minor when descending |
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| uses D as tonic, 2nd and 6th degrees flattened |
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