- The
dulzaina (Spanish: [dulˈθajna]) or dolçaina (Catalan pronunciation: [dolˈsajna]/[dulˈsajnə]) is a
Spanish double reed
instrument in the oboe family...
- La Rioja. Both
regions have rich
dance and
dulzaina (shawm) traditions.
Txistu (tabor pipe) and
dulzaina ensembles are very po****r in the
public celebrations...
- baroque,
different from the crumhorn)
Contra Forte Duduk (Armenia)
Dulcian Dulzaina (Spain)
Heckelphone Piccolo heckelphone Hichiriki (****an) Kèn bầu (Vietnam)...
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still used in
northern León and
Zamora provinces.
Tabor pipe (in León) and
dulzaina (shawm)
enjoy rich repertoires. The city of
Madrid is
known for keeping...
-
xelami from the
sulami or
fistula (flute or
musical pipe), the
shawm and
dulzaina from the reed
instruments zamr and al-zurna, the
gaita from the ghaita...
- (gaita transmontana) B****oon reed
Bombard reed
Crumhorn reed
Duduk reed
Dulzaina reed
Gralla reed Oboe reed
Piffero reed For the
reeds of
European instruments...
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Tenor B****
aerophones 422.112.2
Western Europe reed
instruments b****oon
Dulzaina aerophones 422.112.2
Spain reed
instruments oboe Dung-Dkar
aerophones 423...
- c****ographic structure. For
their interpretation, guitars, bandurrias, lutes,
dulzaina, and
drums are used in the
Castilian style,
while the
Galicians use bagpipes...
- or "Chicotén",
bagpipes such as the "gaita de boto",
oboes such as the "
Dulzaina", and
small flutes like the "Chiflo". Some
instruments have been lost,...
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different names can be found, such as the Castilian, Aragonese, and
Leonese dulzaina (sometimes
called chirimía, a term that
derives from the same Old French...
