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Sitar—a plucked, stringed instrument made of wood and a gourd, similar to a guitar. The gourd helps the sound of the strings resonate, or sound louder. The sitar is used frequently in traditional, religious, and popular music of Pakistan.

• The lyre (Hebrew: kinnor) and harp (Hebrew: nevel) were the primary chordophones in ancient Israel. While these instruments are very close in design, there are important differences.

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