Bağlama

Bağlama

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The Bağlama is a traditional Turkish stringed musical instrument widely used in folk music. It typically has seven strings arranged in three courses and is played with a plectrum. Known for its distinct, resonant sound, the Bağlama has historical roots in the saz family and is often used to accompany traditional Turkish songs and dances.
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