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- noun A seven-stringed musical instrument in various cultures in the eastern Mediterranean.
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Examples
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It's called a baglama in Greece, where it's sort of like a mandolin-sized version of a three-course Greek bouzouki.
Mandolin Cafe News 2009
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He makes seven kinds of bouzouki including the baglama, a smaller version of the instrument, and tzouras, a high-pitched instrument with a body the size of a serving spoon.
Hunting for Bouzoukis Christine Pirovolakis 2008
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Oud, reeds, baglama saz, accompanying vocals and percussion fill out the sound from track to track.
WN.com - Articles related to Estimate Rises of Oil Spill in Michigan 2010
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Oud, reeds, baglama saz, accompanying vocals and percussion fill out the sound from track to track.
WN.com - Articles related to Estimate Rises of Oil Spill in Michigan 2010
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Oud, reeds, baglama saz, accompanying vocals and percussion fill out the sound from track to track.
WN.com - Articles related to Estimate Rises of Oil Spill in Michigan 2010
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He is playing a bouzouki; she is playing a baglama or "pocket bouzouki."
Mandolin Cafe News 2009
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Tatlıses Ibo show Ibrahim tatlises Orhan Gencebay baglama taksim show izle indir download seyret baglama virtiozlerinin video paylasimlarini sitemizden indirebilirsiniz. bağlama
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Tatlıses Ibo show Ibrahim tatlises Orhan Gencebay baglama taksim show izle indir download seyret baglama virtiozlerinin video paylasimlarini sitemizden indirebilirsiniz. bağlama
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Hegedus plays oud, lavta, baglama, pennywhistle, frame drums, and other instruments common to the Mediterranean and Middle East.
unknown title 2009
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Saurian Meditation, the album is acoustic, exotic and largely instrumental, revealing the guitarist's love for Middle Eastern melodies through haunting, atmospheres, foreboding percussion, possessed choirs and a range of ethnic instruments including the baglama saz and the glissentar.
Headbangers Blog 2009
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