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TYPICAL GREEK SONG ( 2nd Arsakeio Junior HIgh School in Ekali , GREECE )Una canción tradicional Greca. (Athina Garbola)

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TYPICAL GREEK SONG ( 2nd Arsakeio Junior HIgh School in Ekali , GREECE )Una canción tradicional Greca. (Athina Garbola)

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Traditional Greek song  Una canción tradicional Greca ( Natalia Tzitzi)

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Traditional Greek song  Una canción tradicional Greca ( Natalia Tzitzi)

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Los alumnos griegos cantan una canción tradicional sobre las islas del mar Egeo / The 6th Graders of the 10th Helioupolis Primary School are singing a traditional Greek song about the beautiful islands of the Aegean Sea.

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Traditional Greek Song - tradicional canción griega

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A musical instrument and a typical Tunisian song / Un instrumento musical y una canción típica tunecina

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A musical instrument and a typical Tunisian song / Un instrumento musical y una canción típica tunecina

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Song sung by students from Grombalia High School, Nabeul, Tunisia. The Student Ghofrane play an traditional tunisian musical instrument called " Darbouka". The title song is "الكون إلى جمالكم مشتاق =The Universe misses your beauty"
El Universo añora tu belleza
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Una canción cantada por los alumnos del instituto de Grombalia, Nabeul, Túnez. La alumna Ghofreane toca un instrumento musical tradicional tunecino llamado " Darbouka". El título de la canción es: "الكون إلى جمالكم مشتاق = El Universo añora tu belleza"

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Traditional Tunisian Song /  Canción tradicional  tunecina

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A musical instrument from Hellin, Spain / Un instrumento musical de Hellin, España (Rogelio Martinez del Oro)

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A musical instrument from Hellin, Spain / Un instrumento musical de Hellin, España (Rogelio Martinez del Oro)

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En Hellín, alrededor de 20.000 tamborileros tocan por las calles el tambor en fechas de Semana Santa. Aquí tenéis un ejemplo...

In Hellín, around 20,000 drummers play the drum in the streets at Easter. Here is an example....

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Typical Serbian song / Típica canción de Serbia. ( Gordana)

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Typical Serbian song / Típica canción de Serbia. ( Gordana)

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Typical Serbian song / Típica canción de Serbia

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Гордана Милачић

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Традиционална српска музика

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Typical Serbian song / Típica canción de Serbia 2 (Gordana)

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Typical Serbian song / Típica canción de Serbia 2 (Gordana)

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Гордана Милачић

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Традиционална српска музика

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A Polish dance and music. It is a very fun and happy dance and music :)

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A Polish dance and music. It is a very fun and happy dance and music :)

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National Dance of Poland (Cover) - Krakowiaczek/Krakowiak/Polonaise, Toronto,Canada

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A very simple instrument - the pipe or fife. It was a folk instrument made of the bark of a willow tree. Traditional pipes were made in spring, when the bark was still fresh and flexible. There are pipes with holes on the sides and even no holes at all. An example of such instrument in the YT video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Oz9EcqfsNE

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One of spinish instumente, it is the guitar.Sometime she is used for music classique.

osama.b

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The Darbouka : Traditional  Moroccan Musical Instrument

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The Darbouka : Traditional  Moroccan Musical Instrument

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1. Design :
It is a percussion instrument. It has a shape of a vase strangled in the middle and covered at one of its ends with a thin plastic layer which is a little soft. Very know, It is widespread throughout North Africa.

2. Way of use :
It is usually played upright, the instrument is either placed under the left arm or placed on the left shoulder, but the sitting position is more comfortable for more complex techniques. It is usually played upright, the instrument is placed under the left arm or placed on the left shoulder, but the sitting position is more comfortable for more complex techniques. The instrument is placed in a horizontal position straddling the left leg.

3. The difference of sound :
Each country has its favorite rhythms and its own way of playing them and composing them with other percussions or melodic instruments. We can also notice a difference of style between a Turkish and Moroccan musician, but also between a popular musician and another more academic.

A. Mohammed/Belgium

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Ramdane Sekat & Mehdi Ryan : Chaabi Algérois Berweli Live [HD] Mandol / Derbouka

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Greek traditional instrument

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1. Definition :
Flamenco is a musical genre and an eighteenth-century dance that is danced by itself, created by the Andalusian people, on the basis of a popular folklore from diverse cultures that flourished throughout the centuries in Andalusia.
2. Origin , History :
Originally, flamenco consisted of a simple cante (song) a cappella, established in the triangle formed by Triana (Seville), Jerez and Cadiz. The word cante essentially applies to flamenco singing, as the usual word in Spanish for singing is canto. The traditional name of flamenco is also the cante jondo (or "deep song", Andalusian variant of the Spanish hondo). Flamenco singers are called cantaor or cantaora (Andalusian variant of the Spanish cantador: "singer", or cantante: "lyric singer"

B.Ismael / Belgium

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Norwegian song from year 1200 at Orkneys. (In latin)

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Norwegian song from year 1200 at Orkneys. (In latin)

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Norwegian song from year 1200 at Orkneys. (In latin)

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FRANCE MUSIQUE TRADITIONNELLE DU LIMOUSIN

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FRANCE MUSIQUE TRADITIONNELLE DU LIMOUSIN

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FRANCE MUSIQUE TRADITIONNELLE DU LIMOUSIN

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The RAI originated in the Oranie region of Algeria in the early 10th century. The city of Oujda, because of its geographical proximity and the similarity of the populations with Oran, was the first Moroccan city to receive the RAI in its early days and it became the cradle of the Moroccan Rai. The French-speaking Moroccan diaspora also imported into the country the western variants and the tubes of the RAI listened to in Europe .
It was in the years 1990, artists of Rai like the brothers Bouchnak or Moustapha Kazzar, marked the memory of the Moroccans.
Imane.S Belgi

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One of the most famous jazz instruments, the saxophone, was invented by a Belgian: Adolphe Sax.
Some known Belgian blues artists are Elmore D (who sings in English and Walloon dialect), and the Flemish Roland van Campenhout (also known as Roland).
In the 1930s, the Belgian gypsy guitarist Django Reinhardt became one of the first important jazz musicians to be born in Europe, and one of the most important jazz guitarists of all time.
Assala.s belgium

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TAMARA SIMIDREANU Belgium The navy is a Romanian instrument 

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TAMARA SIMIDREANU Belgium The navy is a Romanian instrument 

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tThe nail is a musical instrument composed of a group of sound tubes of different sizes, glued to one another (in the Romanian navy in a slightly concave line), in order of their length. The flower is adorned with beeswax that is inserted into the tubes. The more wax a tube has, the higher the sound level for that tube.

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Muzică Tradiţională Românească - Traditional Romanian Music - Part 1/4

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the Bendir ; The bendir, bendayer or alloun is a percussion instrument from North Africa, in Berber music. It is a frame drum, part of the membranophones. It is used during parties and ceremonies

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Mehdi Ryan au Bendir Oriental Percussion Rythmes Amazigh (1080p) 2015 🎧

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This is the Belgian folklore.
This folklore is a tradition that is transmitted from generation to generation. It's a bit like carnival . There is music, dances, processions,...
This is very fun !

Marylène.T Belgium

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Mezwed

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Los violines de Cremona Italia

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Fabricación artesanal de violines en Cremona - patrimonio inmaterial - Sector de Cultura - UNESCO

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Sitio web de la Convención para la Salvaguardia del Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial

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M ezwed o Chakwa es un instrumento de viento tradicional del norte de África. Es una forma de música tunecina.
mezwed or chakwa is a traditional wind instrument from North Africa. It is a form of Tunisian music.

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Tambourine (Daire) small frame drum (one whose shell is to narrow to resonate sound) having one or two skins nailed or glued to shallow curcular or polygonal frame.The tambourine ia normaly played  with the bare hands and often has attached to it jingles,pellet bells or snares.European tambourines typically have one skin and jingling disks set into the sides of frame.

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L'italiano ( l asciatemi cantare) Toto Cotugno 

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L'italiano ( l asciatemi cantare) Toto Cotugno 

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L'italiano ( l asciatemi cantare ) Toto Cotugno - lyrics -

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Goč, tupan or tapan is a musical instrument, similar to a drum, which belongs to percussion.
A large, wide, ring-shaped ring of walnut wood is covered with leather, on one side with goat skin (tall tone), and on the other by the sheep, calf, and donkey skin (deeper tone). In thicker skin it strikes with a thick stick, and in thinner skin it is a thin drainage rod.
Tupan / Tapan has been irreplaceable for ages (weddings, home and country glories) for centuries, with sturgeons, gadgets or in larger instrumental compositions, and often as a solo instrument.

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Frula is a wind aerial instrument made of one piece of wood reeds, cobs and the like. It is a simple national instrument of a cylindrical shape, similar to a longitudinal flute. It is believed that the frula is the oldest  and the most numerous instrument in the world. In various variants, sizes and shapes, we find them almost all the peoples of the planet. Instruments like flutes were known to the oldest peoples. Since they were easy and easy to build. Each cane and old hollow bone could be used to make this instrument.

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Kaval is a national wind instrument that is open on both sides of the pipe and made of one piece of wood.
At the end of the kavala, there are four more holes that serve to resonate the sound and are commonly called the "devil's hole".
The wood used for making kavals is usually clear, and it can be plum, dren, zove, almonds...

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Sviranje ovog instrumenta zahteva karakteristično, cirkularno disanje. Zurla ima jedinstven, veoma glasan i prodoran zvuk. Repertoar zurli su tradicionalna ora. Redovno su praćene tradicionalnim dvostranim bubnjevima i tapanima. 

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GUSLE

They are a popular musical instrument from the Balkans. This instrument has one, or possibly two strings. They are mostly made of maple wood. As a single instrument, gusles meet in Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia, Herzegovina and Dalmatia.

Serbian Homer, Filip Višnjić

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Accordion is the most popular Serbian instruments.

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Tamburica is the most popular instrument in Serbian culture. While native to Croatia, the Tamburitza is also the common folk instrument throughout Vojvodina, parts of Serbia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina.The tamburica is made in three parts; body, neck and head. The oval shaped sound box 'Prim' or 'Bisernica' is the smallest of the five and plays the melody and harmony in the highest octaves. The tenor guitar shaped 'Brac' or 'Basprim' is the next largest and plays the melody and harmony in the mid range octaves. The Guitar shaped 'Celo' is approximatly the size of a folk guitar and plays counter melody in the lower octaves, much like a cello in a symphony. The 'Bugarija' or 'Kontra' is simlar in size and shape of the celo and plays only chords for counter rythm. The double bass shaped 'Bas' plays the bass part of the rythm in the lowest octaves. Like the other instuments in the tamburitza family, the Bas is fretted, has wire strings, and is played with a pick. There are groups of five or six musicians playing simple folk songs and dances at weddings and other gatherings.
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Tamburica is the most popular instrument in Serbian culture.  Tamburitza is the name for the family of stringed instruments native to Croatia. While native to Croatia, the Tamburitza is also the common folk instrument throughout Vojvodina, parts of Serbia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina.The tamburica is made in three parts; body, neck and head. The body (sound box) was pear-shaped until the middle of the nineteenth century CE, and was built by scooping out the log. Today they are mostly built in the way of the guitar and even the smallest, the bisernica, has a constructed box. The fingerboard has frets (Serbo-Croatian: prečnice, krsnice, pragovi).
https://youtu.be/nvDBX6IOIv8

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It consists of two parts: a tubular pipe and a beep. Zurla has seven finger holes and one for thumb, open in the lower part and a pen with a disc on the upper end.
During play, she stares with both hands, leaning at an angle of 45 degrees to the view. The toes of the left hand cover the lower four holes, while the fingers of the right hand cover the upper holes and the hole for the thumb. The laced beak is fully inserted into the mouth, so that the lips touch the metal disc.
The playing of this instrument requires characteristic, circular breathing. Zurla has a unique, very loud and perverse sound. The repertoire stares are a traditional dance. They are regularly followed by traditional double-sided drums and tapas.

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Bora Dugić - Zajdi, zajdi - Serbian Flute