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Azerbaijani musical instruments

Instruments used in traditional Azeri music include the stringed instruments ''tar'' (skin faced lute), the ''kamancha'' (skin faced spike fiddle), the ''oud'', originally ''barbat'', and the ''saz'' (long necked lute); the double-reed wind instrument ''balaban'', the frame drum ''ghaval'', the cylindrical double faced drum ''nagara'' (''davul''), and the ''goshe nagara'' (''naqareh'') (pair of small kettle drums). Other instruments include the ''garmon'' (small accordion), ''tutek'' (whistle flute), and ''daf'' (frame drum).
Due to the cultural crossbreeding prevalent during the Ottoman Empire, the tutek has influenced various cultures in the Caucasus region, e.g. the duduks. The zurna and naghara duo is also popular in rural areas, and played at weddings and other local celebrations.
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