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English: Musicians from Northern Nigeria. The large lutes are probably babbar garaya, also called komo. The fiddle is a goje. Babbar garaya are described as semi-spike lutes (end of handle visible through hole in skin soundboard) with 2 strings. Babbar garaya means "big garaya". While these instruments in the picture are strung with 3 strings, two of them are strung in courses (played together as one string), which matches the source.[1]
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  1. "3 List of West African Plucked Spike Lutes" in Robert B. Winnans , ed. Banjo Roots and Branches, p. 49 "Semi-Spike Lutes...komo [babbar garaya (literally "big garaya")] (Hausa: Nigeria) (two strings; gourd body)"

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