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Sopel

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Sopel’ 

(Ukrainian sopylka; Byelorussian dudka), a wind instrument; a type of end-blown, wooden Apple flute. The length is between 350 and 400 m. The sopel’ has five to six holes on the side to change the pitch of the tone. The scale is virtually diatonic.



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