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[[File:Txalaparta arrunta.tif|thumb|Photograph of an approximately 200 year old Kalipartu instrument. Source unknown.]] | [[File:Txalaparta arrunta.tif|thumb|Photograph of an approximately 200 year old Kalipartu instrument. Source unknown.]] | ||
A '''Kalipartu''' is an Azkali percussive instrument, usually made out of wood or stone. Oftentimes, one or the other is tuned produce a specific tone. A Kalipartu is usually played by two or more musicians with specially constructed beaters. | A '''Kalipartu''' is an [[Azkali]] percussive instrument, usually made out of wood or stone. Oftentimes, one or the other is tuned produce a specific tone. A Kalipartu is usually played by two or more musicians with specially constructed beaters. | ||