Guess the mystery instrument!
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rubychoo
- 2008-12-02 @ 15:04:12
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The_Walrus
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- 2008-12-02 @ 16:12:48
No, not a balalaika. Think further south...
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The_Walrus
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- 2008-12-02 @ 16:28:27
Incidentally, the spacey echo where Ed says "Listen to this" is NOT on the original recording. Strange!
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angelthatfell
- 2008-12-02 @ 19:20:13
Tempted to say sitar..
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The_Walrus
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- 2008-12-02 @ 23:14:37
Understandable, but no, not a sitar.
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jaketaylor
Pro - 2008-12-02 @ 22:22:54
sounds eastern european ?
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The_Walrus
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- 2008-12-02 @ 23:12:59
Ooh, are you thinking Ottoman? (Not the furniture)
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SeasideMan
Pro - 2008-12-03 @ 14:11:08
Sounds like a Baglama to me.
Tom.-
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The_Walrus
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- 2008-12-03 @ 14:32:59
Do you mean a Greek baglama, or a baglama saz? If you mean the latter, you win the no-prize. It's actually the divan saz on the left of the picture, being played by Ali Fuat Aydin.
The tune is Jedi Kule, a Greek song about a prison.-
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SeasideMan
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- 2008-12-03 @ 14:39:16
woohoo!
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rubychoo
- 2008-12-04 @ 04:00:08
You kind'a gave it away there and spoiled the quiz !...
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SeasideMan
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- 2008-12-04 @ 09:21:13
Err..wasn't that the point?
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The_Walrus
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- 2008-12-04 @ 09:53:10
Well, Tom was so close I thought it was near enough. Besides, if I had to get into the classifications of all the different kinds of saz, and baglama, we would be here all day...
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A balalaika ?