The Basque alboka (Spanish: albogue) is a single-reed woodwind instrument consisting of a single reed, two small diameter melody pipes with finger holes and a bell traditionally made from animal horn.

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The BasqueTemplate:Lang (Template:Lang-es) is a single-reedwoodwind instrument consisting of a single reed, two small diameter melody pipes with finger holes and a bell traditionally made from animal horn. Additionally, a reed cap of animal horn is placed around the reed to contain the breath and allow circular breathing for constant play.

One of the more distinctive of Basque folk instruments, the alboka was an instrument that was once widely played but that in recent years began to disappear before fortunately a re-emergence of interest--especially among the young. The alboka is kind of clarinet with a double bored pipe, two horns and two cane reeds.

Alboka, also known as albogue (the Spanish word for flute), is a type of small wind instrument that has a single reed and two melody pipes. One of the pipes has three holes, while the other has five holes in it.

The alboka is a typical wind instrument from the Basque Country. It is usually used in rural zones. It comes from the Arabic “al-Buq” (the horn), but its origins are not clear. From the first references found, it is speculated that it could have an Asian origin and it could have arrived with the Omeia conquest of Hispania during the ...

Let us look at today's alboka within the traditional framework: after a period of some uncertainty, the instrument has become relatively popular once again, and traditional style has been abundantly maintained, although its polyphonic possibilities have been developed, and new types of ornamentation and more complex fingerings have been added ...

The alboka is a double hornpipe or clarinet native to the Basque Country. Although the alboka is a woodwind instrument, its name is derived from the Arabic "al-bûq" (literally "the trumpet" or "the horn").

L’Alboka est un instrument de romeria qu’on utilise le plus souvent pour danser le fandango, l’arin-arin ou le passe-rues. L’alboka fait partie de la grande famille des instruments à vent et s’assimile à la fois à une corne, à une clarinette double, à une …

The Alboka is a single-reed woodwind instrument that consists of two melody pipes, each with finger holes, and a bell traditionally made from animal horn. The instrument features two small diameter melody pipes: one typically has three finger holes, while the other has five.