(Q3716790)

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frula

musical instrument which resembles a medium sized flute, traditionally played in Serbia

svirala
jedinka
jedina
jednojka
sviraja
svirale
žvegljica
Serbian flute
Jedinka

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subclass of

open flutes with external duct with fingerholes

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country of origin

Serbia

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reference URL

https://nkns.rs/cyr/popis-nkns/frulashka-praksa

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Фрулашка пракса

26 April 2023

https://nkns.rs/en/popis-nkns/pipe-playing-practice-frulashka-praksa

language of work or name

English

subject named as

Pipe-playing practice

retrieved

26 April 2023

intangible cultural heritage status

Inventory of Intangible cultural heritage of Serbia

19

2012

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reference URL

https://nkns.rs/cyr/popis-nkns/frulashka-praksa

language of work or name

Фрулашка пракса

26 April 2023

https://nkns.rs/en/popis-nkns/pipe-playing-practice-frulashka-praksa

language of work or name

English

subject named as

Pipe-playing practice

retrieved

26 April 2023

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WikiProject Intangible Cultural Heritage

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Hornbostel-Sachs classification

421.211.12

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Frula

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28 October 2013

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enwiki Frula
hrwiki Frula
mkwiki Фрула
shwiki Frula
srwiki Фрула

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