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注記2: 曲目リスト「THE MELODIES OF THE PROGRAM」に「7. Rivulets of "Ordu" may flow backwards」「Ali Rıza GÜNDOĞDU」（小泉教授の手書きによるメモ「[7.に]丸印、バツ印」「小川」「4／4」あり）、歌手紹介「ABOUT THE SINGERS…」に「Ali Rıza GÜNDOĞDU - Born in Ordu (province of Black Sea region) in 1946, he accomplished his studies at Trade Science Academy in 1966, and begun to work in Ankara Radio as singer of folk music. He sings the 1rst and the 7th melody of this program.」、楽器紹介（「ABOUT THE INSTRUMENTS USED IN THE PROGRAM…」）に「a) Stringed instruments：BAĞLAMA (Lute) -　Long necked, metal stringed and fretted Turkish national folk music instrument. It is made of wood. Turks have carried their "bağlama"s with themselves while they emigrated to Anatolia from Uralo-Altaic steps. "Bağlama"s are constituted in the following parts：body (resonance box), arm (long fretted handle), metal strings, and tuning keys. According to their dimensions and sound ambitus, "bağlama"s are classified into three main groups：i- Jura (the smallest "soprano" size of the family), ii- Bağlama (the middle "alto" size), iii- Divan Saz (the biggest "bass" size).との記述あり。