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Kaval

The kaval is a chromatic end-blown oblique flute traditionally played throughout the Balkans (including Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Kosovo, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia and Slovenia) and Anatolia (including Turkey and Armenia). The kaval is primarily associated with mountain shepherds.

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Classification
Woodwind, Wind, Aerophone

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Kaval

Nodes67
Edges66
Triples86
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.029851
Components1

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Kaval

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related to Albania and Kosovo · 15
Kaval → Albania, Fyell, Gheg Albanians, Gramsh, In Albania, It, Kaba, Kosovo, Lately, Montenegro, Most, North Macedonia, The Albanian, Tosks, Vaj
related to Bulgaria · 11
Kaval → According, Bone, Bulgaria, Bulgarian, In, It, Metal, The, The Bulgarian, This, What
related to history · 8
Kaval → Anatolia, Balkans, Europe, Musician Pat MacSwyney, Taurus Mountains, The, While, Yoruks
related to Playing · 8
Kaval → Change, In Bulgaria, In North Macedonia, The, These, Unlike, When, While
related to Construction · 7
Kaval → According, Arundo, Its, Linnaeus, Persian, The, While
related to Serbia · 7
Kaval → Balkans, Eastern Serbia, On, Presentations, Southeastern, Southern, The
related to Bashkirs and Caucasus · 5
Kaval → An, Bashkirs, Caucasians, Nowadays, Quray
related to Greece · 5
Kaval → Aegean Islands, In Epirus, In Greece's Macedonia, In Thrace, It
related to Turkey · 5
Kaval → Bulgarian, In Turkey, Other, The, The Turkish
related to Armenia · 4
Kaval → Armenia, Armenian, It, The

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one flute made holes also playing macedonia used wood register sound played north bulgarian end-blown usually four similar kosovo balkans

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
KavalClassificationWoodwind, Wind, Aerophone1.00infobox
Kavalis achromatic end-blown oblique flute traditionally played throughout the Balkans0.90text
Kavalrelated to Albania and KosovoThe Albanian0.60section
Kavalrelated to Albania and KosovoGheg Albanians0.60section
Kavalrelated to Albania and KosovoAlbania0.60section
Kavalrelated to Albania and KosovoKosovo0.60section
Kavalrelated to Albania and KosovoMontenegro0.60section
Kavalrelated to Albania and KosovoNorth Macedonia0.60section
Kavalrelated to Albania and KosovoTosks0.60section
Kavalrelated to Albania and KosovoGramsh0.60section
Kavalrelated to Albania and KosovoLately0.60section
Kavalrelated to Albania and KosovoIn Albania0.60section

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