Miskal

MiskalOther names| Skal, Musikar

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Classification|

* Aerophone

Related instruments

* Pan pipes

A miskal is a type of panpipe found in Iran, Turkey, and Azerbaijan.[1]

## References

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1. ^ "Miskal Or Skal or Musikar - Panflute". Turkish Music Portal. Retrieved 29 November 2014.

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Azerbaijani musical instruments

String instruments|

Bowed instruments
Chagane
Kamancheh
Plucked instruments
Kanun
Chang

Çeng

Saz
Komuz
Shahrud
Rud
Mugni
Tar (Azerbaijani instrument)
Choghur
Nuzhe
Struck instruments
Santur

Woodwind instruments|

* Zurna
* Tulum
* Balaban
* Kaval
* Tütek
* Ney
* Miskal

Percussion instruments|

Auxiliary Percussion
Bendir
Boyuk nagara
Cura nagara
Daf
Davul
Dümbek
Naqareh
Kus
Nagara
Spoon
Laggutu
Qoltuq nagara

Possibly extinct|

* Bülban

See also|

* Azerbaijani Music
* Mugham

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Iranian musical instruments

Stringed
(Sāzhāy-e Zehī)|

| Bowed|

* Ghazhak
* Kamāncheh
* Classical kemençe

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Plucked|

* Barbat
* Chang
* Harp
* Dotār
* Qānūn
* Robāb
* Sāz
* Nuzhe
* Setār
* Tanbūr
* Yaylı tambur
* Kurdish tanbur
* Tār
* Azerbaijani Tar
* Ūd
* Shahrud
* Rud
* Mugni

Struck|

* Santur

Experimental|

* Sallāneh
* Shurangiz
* Sorāhi

Woodwind
(Sāzhāy-e Bādī)|

| Exposed|

* Sornā
* Zurna
* Balaban
* Karnay
* Narmeh-ney
* Donali
* Dozaleh
* Kaval
* Ney anban

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End-blown|

* Haft Band
* Nāy (Ney)
* Sheypur
* Zurna
* Pisha
* Miskal

Brass

| Natural|

* Nafir

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Percussion
(Sāzhāy-e
Kūbeheyī/Zarbī)|

| Auxiliary|

* Darāy
* Daf
* Dohol
* Dāvūl
* Dāyereh Zangī
* Naqāreh
* Tonbak (Dombak)
* Kūs
* Sanj
* Dammam
* Zarb
* Zang
* Zarbang Udu

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Afghan traditional music
Azerbaijani traditional music
Kurdish traditional music
Persian traditional music
Tajik traditional music

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Turkish musical instruments

String
instruments|

Bowed instruments
Karadeniz kemençe
Classical kemençe
Yaylı tanbur
Rebab/Kabak kemane
Sine kemanı
Plucked instruments
Kanun
Çeng
Turkish tambur

Cümbüş
Ahenk
Saz
Cura
Baglama
Komuz
Shahrud
Rud
Lavta
Mugni
Struck instruments
Santur

Woodwind
instruments|

* Zurna
* Tulum
* Karkm
* Dankiyo
* Gaida
* Çifte
* Ney
* Turkish ney
* Kaval
* Sipsi
* Dilli kaval
* Dilli ney
* Mey
* Tárogató
* Dilli düdük
* Kargı Düdük
* Miskal

Percussion
instruments|

Auxiliary percussion
Bendir
Cura nagara
Daf
Davul
Darbuka
Naqareh
Kus
Kudüm
Nagara
Turkish crescent
Zill
Castanet
Spoon

See also|

* Turkish musical instruments
* Turkish folk music
* Ottoman classical music
* Ottoman military band
* Music of Turkey

* Turkey portal
* Music portal
* Category

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Flutes and whistles

Side-
blown|

* Bansuri
* Daegeum
* Dizi
* Fife
* Five-key flute
* Fue
* Kagurabue
* Komabue
* Minteki
* Nohkan
* Ryūteki
* Shinobue
* Yokobue
* Glass flute
* Irish flute
* Koudi
* Sáo
* Simple system flute
* Tambin
* Venu
* Xindi

| Concert|

* Piccolo
* Treble
* Soprano
* Concert
* Flûte d'amour
* Alto
* Bass
* Contra-alto
* Contrabass
* Subcontrabass
* Double contrabass
* Hyperbass

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End-
blown|

* Anasazi flute
* Danso
* Floghera
* Frilka
* Fue
* Hotchiku
* Shakuhachi
* Gudi
* Kaval
* Kōauau
* Ney
* Nose flute
* Kalaleng
* Nose whistle
* Pinkillu
* Qina
* Quray
* Sodina
* Sopilka
* Šupelka
* Svirel
* Washint
* Xiao

| Pan|

* Kuvytsi
* Larchemi
* Nai
* Miskal
* Paixiao
* Siku
* Soinari
* Wot

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Fipple|

* Almpfeiferl
* Atenteben
* Dentsivka
* Diple
* Dvoyanka
* Flabiol
* Flageolet
* Frula
* Fujara
* Hydraulophone
* Khloy
* Khlui
* Kuisi
* Low whistle
* Native American flute
* Organ pipe
* Salamuri
* Shvi
* Sjøfløyte
* Slide whistle
* Souravli
* Spilåpipa
* Stabule
* Tarka
* Tabor pipe
* Tin whistle
* Txistu
* Whistle
* Xirula
* Zuffolo

| Recorders|

* Garklein
* Sopranino
* Soprano (descant)
* Alto (treble)
* Voice flute
* Tenor
* Bass
* Great bass
* Contrabass
* Sub-great bass
* Sub-contrabass

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Overtone|

* Fujara
* Kalyuka
* Koncovka
* Willow flute

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Vessel|

* Gemshorn
* Pifana
* Hun
* Molinukai
* Ocarina
* Tonette
* Xun
* Shepherd's whistle

Other|

* Chinese folk flute music
* List of compositions
* Tone hole
* Uakti
* Vertical flute

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