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in a well-balanced form like this
It is in the form of a double pipe whistle used in China in the 1249's
Very soon you are able to play this wonderful Saz and to have a huge addition to your musical collection of great instruments
TURKISH WALNUT OUD AO-107M
The Usul (Rhythmic Pattern) in Turkish Music PMK-205 baglama accessories Persian Tar Hard Case HTC-304The Usul (Rhythmic Pattern) in Turkish Music PMK 205 For centuries, Turkish music has been passed down orally, within a master and apprentice re lationship, through a process known as mek. Since the 17th century, there have been attempts to commit it to notation, first the ebcet (abjad) numerological system and later, with a simple and inadequate system called Hamparsum notation. There has been an effort to preserve the usuls, or rhythmic patterns, of
