Australian Brandenburg Orchestra & Paul Dyer - Concerto grosso in D Major, Op. 3 No. 6, HWV 317: IIa. Adagio

Among the strings. pinch eve is also popular (zither in the shape of a trapezoid), and among strings. bowed - kemancha. Numerous punch. instruments: tar (round tambourine), bandir (a tambourine with metal plates fixed on the shell replaced with strings or string), cous (large cauldron drum), darbuka (drum), tabl (paired, timpani fastened together), nakkart (double little timpani), kadib (small sticks, a kind of castanets), etc. Spirit. instruments - gosba (longitudinal open flute), nai (genus of primitive flute), as well as an instrument from the oboe family - wright, etc. In the pre-Islamic era, muses. Prev. by women. Singer (martyr) and performers on the decomp. instruments were obligatory participants of tribal and family celebrations. The famous slave singer Shirin, later her student Azza al-Maila, was famous. Islam in the early years of its existence (early 7th century) did not contribute to the development of muses. Arab culture.