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flute <a flute; flutes> N

flute VB

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flute
حَزَّزَ
flute INDUST
حَزَّ
flute INDUST
فَرَّضَ
flute INDUST
ثَلَمَ

flute N

flute VB

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flute
خدد

flute INDUST

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flute shape INDUST

magic-flute N

depth of flute INDUST

double-piped flute

flute form plate INDUST

straight flute drill ARCHIT

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She composed chamber music, such as flute sonatas.
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At festivals, the performers play flutes and percussion instruments.
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Flutes, drums, and the simsimeyya (a harp-like instrument) are played at social gatherings, particularly at weddings.
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Occasionally, a wife could be paid for with a valuable flute as an exchange.
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The instruments used were the "lur" (a sort of trumpet), simple string instruments, wooden flutes and drums.
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The male is able to sing two notes at once, which gives its song an ethereal, flute-like quality.
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They depict a standing double flute player and a sitting musician playing a triangular-shaped lyre or harp.
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Classes were held in teachers' private houses and included reading, writing, mathematics, singing, and playing the lyre and flute.
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Some musical instruments of note are the flute, zither, ikembe, indonongo, umuduri, inanga, and the inyagara.
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She attended high school as well as musical school at the same time, where she learned to play flute and piano.
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