Music in Ingushetia
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The traditional music of Ingushetia employs such musical instruments as the zurna (similar to a clarinet), dekhch-pandr (similar to a balalaika), kekhat pondur (accordion, played mostly by girls), violin (with three strings), drums and tambourine.[citation needed]
Folk music in Ingushetia has major similarities with Chechen folk music.[1]
References
[edit]- ^ Prokhorov, Aleksandr Mikhaĭlovich, ed. (1973). Great Soviet Encyclopedia. Vol. 29. Macmillan.
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