Armenian music / Dudok playing HELP!

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On Tue, 16 Jul 1996, Jose Antonio Martin-Salin1 wrote:

> Johny Reinhard wrote:
>
> >Perhaps Dudok playing in Armenia, which does not pass an octave in
> >compass
>
> I'm not very kin on Armenian music but indeed very interested.
> I checked the New Grove Dictionary, and it doesn't mention "Dudok"
> not even under Armenian music. Maybe somebody can give me some
> bibliography to read more about it.

I've usually seen it spelled "Duduk". It's a cylindrical-bore double-reed
instrument, known in several Turkic countries.

- Tim Tikker

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Subject: TUNING digest 777

TUNING Digest 777

Topics covered in this issue include:

1) Post from McLaren
by John Chalmers
2) Re: TUNING THE HARMONICA
by Gary Morrison <71670.2576@CompuServe.COM>
3) RE: Post from McLaren
by PAULE
4) sicktal music
by Jose Antonio Martin-Salin1 <101610.3043@CompuServe.COM>

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