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- The ganu rags is a small horn with a tied reed mouthpiece. Its tube is wooden and its bell is made or a ram, ox or cow horn. The ganu rags' tone depth depends on its length, which can be from 9 to 18 inches long. Blowing softly it has a very sweet and pleasant timbre, whereas blowing hard – sharp and penetrating.
The Ganu rags is diatonic (able to be played in only one key, i.e. not chromatic) The most common ganu rags is in the key of C, approx. 13 inches long. The instrument uses a clarinet reed (included).
- Please specify in the comment box at the end of checkout which key you want.
- Vilnius, Lithuania
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