Definition: A divesture is a type of musical instrument that combines elements from various instruments. It is often used in traditional or modern music styles, such as jazz, blues, and folk. Divestings are characterized by their unique sound and style, which can be influenced by their origins, the instrumentation they use, and the way they interact with other instruments. Divestings typically have a single key signature (usually 4/4 time) that is distinct from other musical instruments. They may also include
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