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Music Pictures of Montenegro 
| Much of Montenegrins music is an acquired taste to Western ears, though some of the choral works are easy to appreciate. The vocal tradition features funeral laments, generally sung by women, featuring stories about the dead person, though the lilting songs of the Boka seamen are altogether more cheerfull. The two national instruments are the flute, played by the Montenegrin people who watch the animals, and the single-string violin called the Gusle, invariably played with a vocal accompanisment. |
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Historic Gusle Sound |
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Population : 650 575 |
| Largest City : Podgorica |
| Climate : Mediterranean |
| Average ºC in July : 25ºC |
| Average ºC in January : 5ºC |
| Highest Peak :Kuk 2.522 m |
| Coastline : 293,5 km |
| Land borders : 614 km |
| Deepest canyon : Tara -1.300 |
| Language : Crnogorski |
| Largest bay : Boka Kotorska |
| National parks : |
| - Lovcen - 6.400 ha |
| - Biogradska gora - 5.400 ha |
| - Lake Skadar - 40.000 ha |
| - Durmitor - 39.000 ha |
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