- The
arghul (Arabic: أرغول or يرغول), also
spelled argul, arghoul, arghool, argol, or yarghul, is a
musical instrument in the reed family. It has been used...
- non-western
instruments such as the
bamboo flute, shanai, shofar, xun,
arghul and koto. He is
known for
having been an
innovator in the
blending of jazz...
- المجوز يا عبّود) by the
singer Sabah. The
mijwiz is also
related to the
arghul (or yarghoul),
which consists of one
short pipe with five to six
holes and...
- single-clarinets and hornpipes. Modern-day
idioglots found in
Egypt include the
arghul and the zummara.[page needed]
Examples include clarinets, saxophones, and...
-
Tibetan gyaling, the
Sardinian launeddas, the Gr**** aulos, the
Egyptian arghul, the
Australian didgeridoo, the
Basque alboka, many
traditional oboes and...
- much Arab music,
particularly in the
performances of
classical pieces. The
arghul (يرغول), also
known as the yarghoul, is
commonly used in solos,
often accompanied...
- of
instruments in
other countries). More
common terms are zamr, zammāra,
arghūl, and
mijwiz (مجوز). The
first two of
these names have the same linguistic...
- Finistère, a
commune on the
Crozon peninsula in Finistère, Brittany,
France Arghul, a
woodwind musical instrument from the
Middle East Pot****ium
tartrate A...
-
Rural zajal songs, with
improvised poetry pla**** with a mijwiz, tablah,
arghul, oud, rabab, and reed pipe
ensemble accompanying is po****r. The transition...
- Al
Arghul (Arabic: The Reed Flute) was a biw****ly
literary magazine which was
published in Cairo, Egypt, in the
period 1894–1900. The
founder was a teacher...
