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davul seko:00269 (drum) #24

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jarmosaarikko opened this issue Mar 25, 2023 · 1 comment
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davul seko:00269 (drum) #24

jarmosaarikko opened this issue Mar 25, 2023 · 1 comment
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davul seko:00269
-- Turkissa ja Lähi-Idässä käytettävä kaksikalvoinen rumpu. -- A double-skin drum used in Turkey and the Middle East.

Is this the same as daule seko:00267 - see #12

According to Wikipedia this is same as daul and tapan (Merge?)
-- Wikipedia: Davul
-- Wikidata Q1178361
-- MIMO Davul 2561 - Use for Daholl, Dohol.
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Grove Music Online page Davul GMO-ID 07314 -- (PAYWALL) says:

... many other countries of the Middle East and South-eastern Europe where it is known by related names, including daouli (Greece), daule (Albania), dohol (Iran), dhol (Armenia), doli (Georgia) and ṭabl turkī (Arab countries) ... The Turkish davul also migrated westwards as far as Spain where it is known as atabal or atabal turqués.

However, it is not clearly stated as if these could be considered diferent variations of the instrument OR exactly the same instrument with a different name in each country?

This was referenced Apr 29, 2023
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