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 Re: Macedinian Gypsy Sound
Author: Kalakos 
Date:   2005-10-10 20:10

Hi:
First one sounds like clarinet very amplified with lots of effects, especially reverb and echo delay. Second sounds like a sax.
You will be able to tell the zurla when you hear it; it is unique. If I find a recording of zurla I can send, I will.
Good luck.

Kalakos
Kalakos Music
http://www.TAdelphia.com
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