Swedish cowhorn
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The Swedish cowhorn (Swedish: kohorn) is a primitive musical instrument constructed from the natural horn of livestock. The instrument has no mouthpiece, and originally it also was lacking finger holes. Modern cowhorns have from three to five holes. The cowhorn was used in the Swedish Fäbodskultur (a type of shepherds' culture), mostly by women, both for communication and for scaring animals, like wolves and bears. The bigger the cowhorn is, the easier it is to play.
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