AN UNBIASED VIEW OF MUSIC OUD

Permalink You make the statement ” traditional tunes where female corpses are made into fiddles, harps and banjos.” Could you provide a reference, as I’ve under no circumstances heard about this.[along with the] length [of the ‛ūd] might be: thirty-six joint fingers—with good thick fingers—and the entire will quantity to a few ashbār.

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