Zurna

E946525

The Zurna is a loud, double-reed woodwind instrument widely used in traditional folk and ceremonial music across Armenia and other regions of the Middle East and Central Asia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aerophone
double-reed instrument
musical instrument
woodwind instrument
hasComponent conical bore
double reed
finger holes
flared bell
pirouette
hasEtymology word of Persian or Turkish origin
hasHornbostelSachsNumber 422.112
hasMaterial wood
hasNumberOfFingerHoles 1 thumb hole
7 front finger holes
hasPlayingContext military or processional music
outdoor celebrations
public festivals
weddings
hasReedType double reed
hasSoundCharacteristic loud
nasal tone
piercing
hasTuning diatonic scale with microtonal inflections
hasTypicalMaterial apricot wood
plum wood
walnut wood
relatedInstrument shawm
sorna
suona
surnai NERFINISHED
zurna balaban family
requiresTechnique circular breathing
usedByEthnicGroup Armenians NERFINISHED
Azeris NERFINISHED
Kurds NERFINISHED
Persians NERFINISHED
Turks NERFINISHED
usedInGenre ceremonial music
dance music
folk music
wedding music
usedInRegion Armenia NERFINISHED
Azerbaijan NERFINISHED
Central Asia NERFINISHED
Iran NERFINISHED
Iraq NERFINISHED
Syria NERFINISHED
Turkey NERFINISHED
the Balkans NERFINISHED
the Caucasus NERFINISHED
usedWithInstrument davul
dhol
nagara

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Armenian traditionalInstrument Zurna
subject surface form: Armenians