INSTRUMENTS

Plucked string instruments

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Irish lutieres in the SIXTEENTH century, they put the harp with a double row of strings.

This instrument has its origins in Egypt and Greece

The harp is a plucked string instrument formed by a resonant frame and a variable series of strings tensioned between the lower and upper sections.

The Harp

The celthic harp, the Andean harp,the Paraguayan harp are a characteristic instrument in the traditional music of countries such as Germany, Chile, Colombi, Ireland…

Some of the types of harps are the classical harp, currently used in orchestras. It sounds good with organ and stringed instruments.

In the eighteenth century pedals were added.

In the seventeenth century they put a third row.

The best harpist are: René, Grandiany and Zabaleta: he is brilliant

Traditional music (video)

Andin harp

celtic arp

Arpa Paraguayan

The guitar is believed to have originated in Spain in the XVI

The guitar comes from the classical instrument called the lyre, which was used in classical antiquity, and was probably invented by the hitties around 1.500 D.C. and that the greek poets used it to accompany their verses

THE GUITAR

electric guitar

flamenco guitar

Types of guitars

acoustic guitar

classic guitar

electric guitar

Important guitarists

acoustic guitar

classic guitar and flamenco guitar : Paco de Lucía

Later was disseminated by the French Polynesia and Easter Island.

It originally had five strings

Used as the main instrument in the music of the Hawaiian island.

Its name means jumping flea.

The ukulele is a plucked string instrument.

The Ukulele

Soprano, concerto, tenor and baritone

There are four types of ukulele:

Types of ukulele

John Lennon and Paul McCartney

Tiny Tim

Jake Shimabukuro

The most famous ukelele players

Where does the guitar come from?

How many strings does a ukulele has?

Wich are types of ukulele?

What year did the guittar originated?

Who invented the harp?

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