The Ney is one of the oldest regularly performed musical instruments in the world. Its voices are burning and hot in the lower registers, but have nice penetration in the upper octaves. It consisted of a large cane (arundo donax) with six finger holes, including the thumb hole on the back. Not only does Ney play art music, but it is sincerely rooted in Sufi tradition, and her longing sound symbolizes the search for connection with God. The turkey is blown from the side of the open, attached “Bashpare” mouthpiece, a technique with countless modulation possibilities. Through the movement of the lips and mouth, the timbre, intonation and intonation of individual tones can be changed. As well as being sung along, we may also listen to it alone at home by listening carefully to what sounds that way before each take.

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