Duduk

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The duduk is a traditional Armenian double-reed woodwind instrument known for its warm, melancholic tone and prominent role in Armenian folk and classical music.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Armenian musical instrument
double-reed instrument
woodwind instrument
associatedWithCulture Armenian culture
associatedWithRegion Caucasus NERFINISHED
Middle East NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Armenia NERFINISHED
family aerophone
hasComponent cylindrical wooden body
double reed
finger holes
hasFamousPerformer Djivan Gasparyan NERFINISHED
Gegham Grigoryan (duduk player) NERFINISHED
Jivan Gasparyan NERFINISHED
Vache Hovsepyan NERFINISHED
hasTone melancholic
warm
HornbostelSachsClassification 422.112
material apricot wood
reed
playingTechnique circular breathing
range approximately one octave and a half
recognizedBy UNESCO
similarTo balaban
mey
zurna
soundProduction vibrating double reed
timbreDescription breathy
expressive
mellow
typicalKey A
B-flat
G
typicalNumberOfFingerHoles 1 back thumb hole
8 front finger holes
UNESCOElementName Armenian duduk and its music NERFINISHED
UNESCOInscriptionYear 2005
UNESCOStatus Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity
usedFor dance accompaniment
ensemble performance
funeral music
lamentations
solo performance
wedding music
usedInFilmScore Blood Diamond NERFINISHED
Gladiator NERFINISHED
The Last Temptation of Christ NERFINISHED
The Passion of the Christ NERFINISHED
usedInGenre Armenian classical music
Armenian folk music
film music
world music

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Armenian traditionalInstrument Duduk
subject surface form: Armenians