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Ahenk
The ahenk is a fretless stringed instrument from Turkey, invented by Süleyman Suat Sezgin in 1929. 〔(habermonitor.com, CULTURE&ART ''Turkish music 'ahenk'i waiting for the sound ) 〕It was designed to be played like the oud. The instrument is similar to a banjo; like the banjo it uses has a reflector bowl as a resonator. On the ahenk, the bowl is made of wood. The front resembles a banjo, with a bridge between the strings and a skin head, similar to that used on a kanun.〔(habermonitor.com, CULTURE&ART ''Turkish music 'ahenk'i waiting for the sound ) 〕 〔(Atlas of Musical Instruments, Middle East, ''cümbüs''. )〕 The skin head does not cover the whole front of the instrument; instead the instrument has a wooden front with a hole for the skin, and two or more sound holes.〔(Veysel Musical House Musical Instruments Manufacturer, ''Hand made instruments, Ahenk'' )}〕 It is similar to the Cumbus by having an adjustable neck, adjusted by turning a wing-nut.〔 Unlike the Cumbus, another Turkish banjo invented in the early 20th century, the instrument has nearly disappeared. There is a renewed interest in the instrument, which is being built in Istanbul and in Eskişehir (where it was invented).〔 ==References==
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