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| Nederlands: StrijkinstrumentNederlands: Langhalsluit met 1 snaarLocal name: Amzad | |
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| Title |
Nederlands: Strijkinstrument Nederlands: Langhalsluit met 1 snaar Local name: Amzad |
| Description |
Nederlands: Het klanklichaam van deze eensnarige strijkluit (vedel) is gemaakt van een halve kalebas die met kamelenhuid is bespannen. Het leer heeft 2 klankgaten, en is met geometrische motieven versierd. Het is een zg. 'spiesluit': de hals gaat door het klanklichaam heen en komt er aan de andere kant weer uit. De snaar van paardeharen kan door middel van een bandje om de hals gestemd worden.
Dit instrument wordt meestal door vrouwen bespeeld. (Mogelijk hoort strijkstok no. 2580-18 bij deze vedel.) |
| Date | before 1959 |
| Dimensions | circa 59 x 15cm (23 1/4 x 5 7/8in.) |
| Accession number |
2760-74 |
| Notes |
Nederlands: Culturele Herkomst: Touareg, Tuareg Functionele categorie: chordofonen, chordofonen, chordophones, snaarinstrumenten, snaarinstrumenten Geografische Herkomst: Libië, Libya Materiaal - hoofd: kalebas Materiaal - overig: leer |
| Source/Photographer | Collectie Stichting Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen |
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