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Duduk

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Duduk 

(from the Turkish düdük), a wind instrument having a pipe about 300 mm in length with nine fingerholes and a double reed. Usually two duduks are played—one performer plays the melody while the other holds a single tone (the pedal point). The duduk is widespread among the peoples of the Caucasus.



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