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Donali
Donali (Persian: دونَلی) or Alghoza (Sindhi: الغوزو ) is an Iranian folk instrument in the Balochistan province in Iran originally borrowed from Sindh, a pair of fipple flutes that are put in the mouth at the same time to play. The instrument is from the Ney family. The doneli's body is made of reed. One of the instruments is called male (نر) and the other female (ماده). The instrument named female plays melody and the instrument named male plays harmony.
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Donali (Persian: دونَلی) or Alghoza (Sindhi: الغوزو ) is an Iranian folk instrument in the Balochistan province in Iran originally borrowed from Sindh, a pair of fipple flutes that are put in the mouth at the same time to play. The instrument is from the Ney family. The doneli's body is made of reed. One of the instruments is called male (نر) and the other female (ماده). The instrument named female plays melody and the instrument named male plays harmony.
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