rabab

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The rabab is a traditional stringed instrument, often used in Middle Eastern and Central Asian music, known for its deep, resonant tone and use in both folk and classical contexts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bowed instrument
musical instrument
string instrument
culturalSignificance important in Sufi musical traditions
symbol of traditional Afghan music
depictedIn Islamic art NERFINISHED
miniature paintings
hasAlternativeSpelling rebab
rubab
hasBodyMaterial wood
hasBodyShape pear-shaped body
hasCategory Central Asian musical instruments
Middle Eastern musical instruments
bowed string instruments
lute family
hasConstruction hollowed wooden body
hasNeck fretless neck
hasNumberOfStrings 1–3 strings
hasOrigin Central Asia NERFINISHED
Middle East NERFINISHED
hasPlayingTechnique bowing
plucking
hasSoundboardMaterial animal skin
hasStringType gut strings
metal strings
hasTone deep
resonant
hasTuning regional tunings vary
playedInContext ensemble performance
solo performance
playedWith bow
relatedTo rebab
sarod
usedFor drone
melodic accompaniment
usedInDanceAccompaniment traditional dances
usedInGenre classical music
folk music
traditional music
usedInRegion Afghanistan NERFINISHED
Arab world NERFINISHED
India NERFINISHED
Iran NERFINISHED
Pakistan NERFINISHED
usedInReligiousContext Sufi rituals
usedInTradition Arabic music
Pashtun music
Persian music

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