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Duduk is a wide-spread instrument among the peoples of Trans-Caucasus, Dagestan and Middle Asia.

The main parts. of Duduk are the followings: a body" a reed, a regulator and a cap. Traditional duduks have nine fingerholes, eight of which are situated on the front of the cylinder, and one on the opposite-side.

The body of duduk (length is 350-450 mm) is mainly made of an apricot tree. The reed is put into the round hole of the 'body, the upper top of which is flattened forming a double reed of nat form. The regulator, or parda, is put on the middle of the reed. 'Tine movement of the regulator (parda) changes the pitch of the instrument The timbre of duduk is soft, drawling. It is more often used in duets as accompanying. with tne melodious sounds (dam).

The improved duduk has ~4 fingerholes along the full length of the instrument, eight of which are situated on the front of the CYlinder, and 6- on the opposite ~ side.

The range of the traditional duduk has been extended by the author and by the musical master Sergey A vanesov by the addition of levers and lengthening of the body. As a result, the following notes have been added: mi, fa, fa sharp, sol, sol sharp of the small octave" and re, re sharp and mi of the second octave.

The addition of the levers enables the player to play all of the scales.

Not only did the author and Mr. Avanesov improve the traditional duduk, but together created several new instruments: bass, tenor and baritone duduks. Using these instruments it is possible to perform pieces within a three octave range. These instruments can be used in quartets, as well as folk ensembles and orchestras.

METHODICAL INSTRUCTIONS

The studies with a beginner are a very responsible period, since the future of the pupil as a player musician depends on the correct primary base. It is recommended to begin playing duduk ~tt the age of 12-14 (though the age is not strictly fixed. It may vary to one or the other side, depending on the general physical development of the child).

While selecting the students it is very important to pay attention to their physical condition. The student should have a good ear for music, the feeling of rhythm and musical memory. The success of the student much depends also on the condition of the instrument used by the student. The instructor, who works with the beginners, must keep an eye on the technical condition of their instruments. The education of the student should follow a certain program. The student is supposed to master technical performance to develop musical thinking and artistic taste simultaneously. Therefore the instructor must watch all the elements of technical performance and expressiveness of the student while, working on an exercise or any piece of music.

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Further development of the student greatly depends on the correct organization of the beginning (first) level of study.

The instructor must make cut in details all the instructions given in this book and concerning the questions 'of aspiration, embouchure, position of body, head, hands, fingers and then to achieve steadily their mastering by the students, One of the most important elements of successful work of the students is their ability to work alone, which obliges the instructor to help the students organize both home and class-work, just from the beginning of the studies.

POSITION WHILE PLAYING DUDUK

While praying duduk, the student should keep a natural, free and easy posture. It is possible to study and play both sitting and standing. TIle body should be straight and relaxed. The instrument should be held at 40-500 to the body. The elbows should be raised a little for the breathing to he free. The head must be kept straight the hack shouldn't bend forward while playing. One must not cross the legs while playing sitting (liS it disturbs tho work of the abdominal press and diaphragm and hinders breathing, While playing standing the right foot is put forward a little,

BREATHING

It is necessary to develop breathing SKills born the very beginning. The 'in-breath

should be quick and deep, the out-breath slow and equal. There are three types of breathing.

a) chest or rib

b) abdominal or diaphragrnal

c) mixed or chest abdominal

The student should practice toe mixed type of breathing. This type profitably differs [rom the others as it allows one to breathe in more air and therefore gives the possibility to achieve better sound and free play. During the deep in-breath the chest widens in all directions and the diaphragm goes down. On calm out-breath the ribs of the chest and the diaphragm smoothly return into their original position. The depth of the breath should correspond to the value of the musical phrase. Frequent change in breath rhythm is not recommended as it tires breathing muscles.

HOW TO CONDUCT THE FIRST LESSONS

Before starting the primary exercises, it is necessary to get the instrument ready for playing, i.e.; to apply some water drops inside the reed and then empty it, to close the cap and 15-20 min. later to begin playing.

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Before playing the student must be shown where to place the reed on the lips; how to produce a sound and how to breathe in and out while playing. For this it is necessary to hold the reed with the lips, to 'Swell the cheeks a little so that the inner sides of the lips should separate from the gums and teeth forming a space.

Achieving a good sound you should begin the primary exercises. ~t must be men tioned that the dud uk has 2 fingerings.

The first fingering is simpler (without using the left small finger).

It is used at the beginner's level during the whole first form. The second fingering is more complicated.

It is put into usage from the second form because of the presence of multiciphered scales and pieces of music demanding the work of all fingers.

To develop artistic taste and maintain interest in studies, a frequent change of musical repertoire is desirable ideally. Within the first year of study the student should attain the methods of playing and develop primary playing skills.

MUS]C NOTATION

Musical sounds have "7 basic names: do (C), re (D), 111i (E), fa (F), sol (G), la (A) and si (I3). These sounds being repeated periodically form the basic steps of the musical gamut. There are special signs for writing the music down. They are called notes.

Notes, which are ellipse shaped, are written down on a five-line note system, which is called a stave. Notes are situated on and between the lines,

The lines are counted from down upwards. Notes, which don't find room on the stave, are written on extra lines, under and above it.

The sign, which defines the name and (accurate) value of the sounds, is called a clef.

For the duduk it is the treble clef ~ . It occurs at the beginning of the Stave and wraps the second line with its ringlet. Sol (G) is written on this line so this clef is sometimes called G clef. La (A) is written between the 2nd and 3d lines etc.

The section, which Includes the basic seven steps of the gamut, is caned an octave. This basic gamut with an added first note or the following octave IS called a diatonic gamut or scale. Sound range of the duduk includes the following octaves:

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