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<p>page creation</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Instrument name (regional root source) ==<br /> == Etymology ==<br /> === Alternative spelling ===<br /> === Alternative pronunciation ===<br /> === Word origins ===<br /> == Pictures (w/ captions [manufacturer, date of mfg]) ==<br /> == Written physical description ==<br /> == Instrument family / classification ==<br /> === Western traditional ===<br /> === Hornbostel-Sachs ===<br /> === Orchestration ===<br /> == Range ==<br /> == Notable composers ==<br /> == Notable compositions ==<br /> == Notable manufacturers ==<br /> == Notable players ==<br /> == History / historical instruments / instrument origins ==<br /> == Evolution / development to current ==<br /> == Modern instrument ==<br /> == Variants / variations ==<br /> == Playing technique ==<br /> == Action ==<br /> == Notable care &amp; maintenance ==<br /> == Tuning ==<br /> == Role ==<br /> === Historical ===<br /> === Cultural ===<br /> === Musical ===<br /> === Modern ===<br /> == Construction ==<br /> === Materials ===<br /> === Structure ===<br /> === Method of construction ===<br /> === Labor methods ===<br /> == Approximate time period / years of usage ==<br /> == Similar instruments ==<br /> == See Also ==<br /> == References ==<br /> == External links ==</div>

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