Basic information Adyrna is an ancient multi-stringed plucked musical instrument. Used by the ancient Turks and Kypchaks. It was originally made in the form of a bow from wood and leather. Pegs are attached to the horns, then the strings are pulled. Sometimes the instrument was stylized as horned animals (deer, deer, goat). The technique of playing the instrument is finger stringing. Video: Adyrna on video + sound Video from
Basic information Acoustic bass guitar is a stringed plucked musical instrument, an acoustic variety of bass guitar. Belongs to the family of guitars. Video: Acoustic bass guitar on video + sound Thanks to these videos you can get acquainted with the instrument, see the real game on it, listen to its sound, feel the specifics of the technique: Sale: where to buy / order?
Basic information Acoustic guitar is a stringed plucked musical instrument. Unlike electric guitars, acoustic guitars have a hollow body that acts as a resonator, although modern acoustic guitars may have built-in pickups, either magnetic or piezoelectric, with an equalizer and volume control. The acoustic guitar is the main instrument of such genres as art song, folk, occupies an important place in the gypsy and Cuban folk
Basic information The harp is a stringed plucked musical instrument. It is believed that the beauty of her appearance surpasses all her neighbors in the orchestra. Its graceful outlines hide the shape of a triangle, the metal frame is decorated with carvings. Strings (47-48) of different lengths and thicknesses are pulled onto the frame, which form a transparent mesh. At the beginning of the 19th century, the famous piano master Erar improved the ancient harp.
Basic Information Baglamazaki is a Greek plucked stringed instrument with three double strings. “Baglamazaki” literally means “little baglama” in Greek. That is, baglamazaki is a smaller version of bouzouki (which is often called baglama). Used as a solo and ensemble instrument. It is part of the Greek National Orchestra, along with the bouzouki (baglama). For orchestras playing in the rebetiko style
Basic information Balalaika is a Russian folk stringed plucked musical instrument. The length of balalaikas is very different: from 600-700 mm (prima balalaika) to 1.7 meters (subcontrabass balalaika) in length, with a triangular slightly curved (also oval in the 18th-19th centuries) wooden body. The body is glued from separate (6-7) segments, the head of the long neck is slightly bent back. Metal strings (In the 18th century, two of
Banjo is a stringed plucked musical instrument with a tambourine-shaped body and a long wooden neck with a fingerboard, on which from 4 to 9 core strings are stretched. A kind of guitar with a resonator (the extended part of the instrument is covered with leather, like a drum). Thomas Jefferson mentions the banjo in 1784 - probably the instrument was brought to America by blacks
Basic information Bandura is a Ukrainian folk stringed musical instrument with an oval body and a short neck. The strings (on old instruments - 12-25, on modern ones - 53-64) are partly stretched over the neck (the so-called riots, longer, low-sounding), and partly attached to the deck (the so-called stringers, shorter, sounding high). Mixed bandura system, in lower case
Basic Information The baritone guitar is a stringed plucked musical instrument, a guitar with a longer scale (27″) than a regular guitar, which allows it to be tuned to a lower sound. Invented by Danelectro in the 1950s. The baritone guitar is a transitional model between the regular electric guitar and the bass guitar. The baritone guitar also has six strings, like the regular guitar, but they are tuned lower.
Bass guitar is a stringed plucked musical instrument, a type of guitar designed to play in the bass range. It is used in many musical styles and genres as an accompanying and less often as a solo instrument. Since its introduction in the middle of the 20th century, it has become one of the most widely used bass instruments, especially in popular music. Bass guitar part in a piece of music
Basic information Bouzouki is a stringed plucked musical instrument, a kind of lute. It comes from the ancient Greek cithara (lyre). It is also known under the name "baglama", common in Greece, Cyprus, Israel, Ireland ("zuk") and in a slightly modified form in Turkey (Turkish bouzouki). Classic bouzouki has 4 double metal strings (archaic - baglama - 3 double). To the bouzouki family
Basic Information Waliha is a Madagascar plucked stringed instrument. In its classical form, it is a cylindrical segment of a hollow bamboo trunk. Strips of bark split off from the trunk (from 7 to 20, most often 13) serve as strings that are plucked with fingers. During the game, the performer keeps the valiha on his knees. The upgraded roller is equipped with metal or stranded strings and pegs. Its length is
Basic information Wambi (ubo, kissumbo) is a stringed plucked musical instrument, common in Sudan and in the tropical countries of East Africa. The body is hollowed out of wood or made from dried pumpkin, covered with a wooden deck from above. There are no pegs; strings are tied at one end to reed pegs in the lower part of the body, and at the other - to flexible bamboo rods, which, trying to straighten out,
Vina is an ancient Indian stringed plucked (plector) musical instrument. It is called Saraswati Vina, named after Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge and arts. It has the shape of a lute. The sound of the wine is soft, rich in shades. Its inventor is Narada, the son of Brahma. The most ancient explanations of its types are found in Soma, the author of the musical composition "Ragavibada". Images of the so-called Bengali wine are found
Vihuela is a Spanish stringed plucked musical instrument, close to the lute and having six double (tuned in unison) strings, the first string could be single. In the XV-XVI centuries, the vihuela was especially popular in aristocratic circles, the rules of good manners and aristocratic education required mastery of the art of playing the vihuela, the musicians who played the vihuela and wrote for it were
Basic information The guitar is a stringed plucked musical instrument, one of the most widespread in the world. It is used as an accompanying instrument in many musical styles, as well as a solo classical instrument. It is the main instrument in styles of music such as blues, country, flamenco, rock music and many forms of popular music. Invented in the 20th century, the electric guitar had a profound impact
The Warr guitar (or tap guitar, also the Warr guitar) is a plucked stringed musical instrument designed by Mark Warr. Belongs to the family of guitars. Warr's guitar looks very much like a conventional electric guitar, but can be tapped like a Chapman stick, as well as pizzicato. Techniques traditional for the bass guitar can also be used, such as slap and pop, double tamping.
Basic information Guitar-harp (harp guitar) is a stringed plucked musical instrument, a kind of guitar. Contemporary makers Charles A. Hoffman and Jim Worland Prominent harp guitarists Muriel Anderson Stephen Bennett John Doan William Eaton Beppe Gambetta Michael Hedges Dan LaVoie Andy McKee Andy Wahlberg Robbie Robertson (during The Last Waltz) Jimmy Page Pat Metheny Jeff Martin Michael Lardie Video:
Basic information Gitarrón or "big guitar" (in Spanish the suffix "-on" indicates large sizes) is a Mexican stringed plucked musical instrument with double strings. A peculiar Mexican acoustic six-string bass guitar of very large dimensions. Despite the obvious resemblance to the guitar, the guitarron was invented separately, it is a modification of the Spanish instrument bajo de una. Due to its large size, the guitarron does not need
Basic information GRAN-guitar (new Russian acoustic) is a stringed plucked musical instrument, which is a classical guitar, on which 2 sets of strings are installed at different heights from the neck: nylon and, closer to the neck, metal. A similar idea was proposed by Stradivari, but did not gain popularity. Invented by Chelyabinsk guitarists Vladimir Ustinov and Anatoly Olshansky. Thanks to the efforts of the authors,
Gusli is the oldest stringed plucked musical instrument, which in Russia refers to several varieties of recumbent harps. The psalted harp is similar to the Greek psalter and the Jewish kinnor; these include: the Chuvash harp, the Cheremis harp, the clavier-shaped harp and the harp, resembling the Finnish kantele, the Latvian kukles and the Lithuanian kankles. These are the tools that were
Basic information Dobro is a stringed plucked musical instrument. Even though the dobro looks like a guitar, has 6 strings like a guitar, and stows away in a case like a guitar, it's not a guitar. It is distinguished by a number of essential qualities, and above all, the presence of a special resonator that amplifies the sound and gives it a peculiar timbre. Origin This acoustic resonator was
Dombra is a Kazakh two-stringed plucked musical instrument, a relative of the Russian domra and balalaika. It is also found in Uzbekistan (dumbyra, dumbrak), Bashkiria (dumbyra). The sound of the dombra is quiet, soft. It is extracted with a pinch, a blow with a brush or a plectrum. Folk storytellers - akyns accompany their singing by playing the dombra. Performing musical compositions on the dombra is a favorite form of artistic creativity of the Kazakhs. Under
Basic information Domra is an ancient Russian plucked stringed musical instrument. It has three (sometimes four) strings, it is played, as a rule, with the help of a pick. Domra is the prototype of the Russian balalaika. Domra consists of a neck with pegs at the top and a wooden body with a shield at the bottom. Also, strings are attached below and stretched to the kolkoimpatv. Information about
Basic information Dumbyra is a Bashkir stringed plucked musical instrument. Closely related instruments are also common among the Kazakhs (dombra), Uzbeks, other Turkic peoples, and also among the Tajiks. In comparison with the Kazakh dombra, the dumbyra differs markedly in a shorter neck length. Dumbyra is a traditional instrument of folk narrators-sesens. Epic tales and kubairs, as well as songs, were performed to her accompaniment. Dumbyra had
Basic information Zhetygen is an ancient Kazakh and Turkic stringed plucked musical instrument resembling a gusli or a recumbent harp in shape. The classical zhetygen has seven strings, the modern reconstructed one has 15. The most ancient type of zhetygen was an oblong box hollowed out of a piece of wood. On such a zhetygen there was neither a top deck nor pegs. The strings were stretched by hand from the outside
Basic information Kantele is a Karelian and Finnish stringed plucked musical instrument related to the gusli. Ancient kantele had five gut strings, modern ones are supplied with metal strings and their number reaches thirty-four. During the game, the kantele is held on the knees in a horizontal or slightly inclined position and the strings are plucked with the fingers of both hands. The kantele is played solo, accompanied by runes
Basic information Gayageum is a Korean multi-stringed plucked musical instrument. One of the most popular stringed instruments in Korea. The appearance of kayagym is attributed to the VI century. It has a flat, elongated resonator body with two holes at one end. The number of strings may vary; The most popular is the 12-string gayageum. Each string corresponds to a special mobile stand (“filly”), with the help of which
Basic Information Kifara is an ancient Greek plucked stringed musical instrument, similar to a professional version of the lyre. It has a deep cavity used as a cavity resonator. The kithara is one of the most common plucked musical instruments in Ancient Greece. Among the Greeks, it personifies the universe, repeating Heaven and Earth with its form. The strings symbolize the different levels of the universe. Attribute of Apollo and Terpsichore. Kifara, like
Basic information Classical guitar (Spanish, six-string) is a plucked stringed musical instrument, the main representative of the guitar family, a plucked stringed musical instrument of bass, tenor and soprano registers. In its modern form, it has existed since the second half of the 18th century, it is used as an accompanying, solo and ensemble instrument. The guitar has great artistic and performing capabilities and a wide variety of timbres. A classical guitar has six strings
Basic information Kobza is a Ukrainian lute-like stringed plucked musical instrument with 4 (or more) paired strings. The kobza consists of a body and a neck, there are 8-10 forced frets on the neck, with the help of which you can get the sounds of a chromatic scale on each string. There were also instruments without frets. The predecessor of the kobza is a small lute-shaped instrument, probably of Turkic or Bulgar origin.
Basic information The hurdy gurdy (organistrum, hardy-gardy) is a stringed plucked musical instrument, shaped like a violin case, which is rightfully considered the forerunner of the nikelharpa. The performer holds the lyre on his knees. Most of its strings (6-8) sound simultaneously, vibrating as a result of friction on the wheel rotated by the right hand. One or two separate strings, the sounding part of which is shortened or lengthened with the help of rods
The Kora is an African 21-string plucked musical instrument native to West Africa. In structure and sound, the kora is close to the lute and harp. The bark is a central instrument in the musical tradition of the Mandinka people. It is often used in conjunction with djembe and balafon. Griots, wandering singers, storytellers and keepers of legends, traditionally play the kora.
Basic information Koto (Japanese zither) is a Japanese stringed plucked musical instrument. The koto, along with the hayashi and shakuhachi flutes, the tsuzumi drum and the shamisen, is one of the traditional Japanese musical instruments. Similar instruments are typical for the culture of Korea (gayageum) and China (qixianqin). The Japanese zither koto (the old name is “so”) without exaggeration can be considered a symbol of the musical culture of Japan, as well as
Basic information Cuatro is a stringed plucked musical instrument from the guitar family. It is widespread throughout Latin America, and especially in the musical ensembles of Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela and Puerto Rico. Usually has four strings, but there are modifications of this instrument with a different number of strings. Video: Quatro on video + sound Thanks to these videos you can get acquainted with the instrument, see
Basic information, the Lavabo device (rawap, rabob) is a stringed plucked musical instrument, common among the Uighurs inhabiting the Xinjiang province in northwestern China. Similar to Asian rubab. Lavabo has a small wooden rounded body with a leather top and a long neck with a bent head. The latter at the base is equipped with two horn-shaped processes. Usually on the neck there are 21-23 bindings (silk) frets,
Lyra is a yoke-shaped stringed plucked musical instrument with two curved posts protruding from the resonator body and connected closer to the upper end by a crossbar, to which five or more core strings are stretched from the body. Origin, historical notes Arising in prehistoric times in the Middle East, the lyre was one of the main instruments of the Jews, and
Basic information The lute is an ancient stringed plucked musical instrument. The word "lute" probably comes from the Arabic word "al'ud" ("tree"), although recent research by Eckhard Neubauer proves that "ud" is simply an Arabized version of the Persian word rud, meaning string, stringed instrument, or lute. At the same time, Gianfranco Lotti believes that in early Islam "tree" was a term with
Basic information Mandolin (Italian mandolino) is a small-sized stringed plucked musical instrument, similar to a lute, but with a shorter neck and fewer strings. Derived from the mandora and pandurina, etc. The strings are touched by the player not with fingers, but with a pick or plectrum, using the tremolo technique. Since the metal strings of the mandolin produce a short sound, the sustained notes
Basic information Ngombi is an African stringed musical instrument, something like a harp with ten strings. The strings are attached, on the one hand, to a wooden resonator case, upholstered in leather, and a knot extending from it, on the other; the knot is equipped with small pegs for tuning the strings. Sometimes the design is crowned with a carved wooden figurine. The first five strings differ by an octave from the rest.
Introduction The pipa is a Chinese lute-type plucked stringed musical instrument that plays an important role in Chinese folk music. Pipa - one of the most common and famous Chinese musical instruments, bent back neck, 4 strings, tuned in fourths or fifths. Pipa is widely distributed in Central and South China. Since the 8th century, it has also been known in Japan under
Basic information Seven-string (Russian) guitar» title=»Seven-string (Russian) guitar» /> Seven-string guitar (seven-string, Russian, gypsy guitar) is a stringed plucked musical instrument, one of the varieties of guitars. Origin, history The seven-string guitar appeared in Russia in the late 18th - early 19th century. Her popularity is associated with the musician Andrei Osipovich Sikhra, who wrote about a thousand works for her. According to one
Basic information The sitar is an Indian plucked stringed musical instrument with a rich, orchestral sound. The name "sitar" comes from the Turkic words "se" - seven and "tar" - a string. The sitar has seven main strings, hence the name. Sitar belongs to the lute family, in Asia there are a lot of analogues of this instrument in appearance and sound, for example, the Tajik “setor”, with
Musical instruments are designed to produce various sounds. If the musician plays well, then these sounds can be called music, if not, then cacophony. There are so many tools that learning them is like an exciting game worse than Nancy Drew! In modern musical practice, instruments are divided into various classes and families according to the source of the sound, the material of manufacture, the method of sound production, and other features.
Wind musical instruments (aerophones): a group of musical instruments whose sound source is vibrations of an air column in the barrel (tube). They are classified according to many criteria (by material, design, methods of sound production, etc.). In a symphony orchestra, the group of wind musical instruments is divided into wood (flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon) and brass (trumpet, horn, trombone, tuba).
1. Flute - a woodwind musical instrument. The modern type of transverse flute (with valves) was invented by the German master T. Bem in 1832 and has varieties: small (or piccolo flute), alto and bass flute.
2. Oboe - woodwind reed musical instrument. Known since the 17th century. Varieties: small oboe, oboe d "amour, English horn, haeckelphone.
3. Clarinet - woodwind reed musical instrument. Designed at the beginning 18th century In modern practice, soprano clarinets, piccolo clarinet (Italian piccolo), alto (so-called basset horn), bass clarinet are commonly used.
4. Bassoon - a woodwind musical instrument (mainly orchestral). Arose in the 1st floor. 16th century The bass variety is the contrabassoon.
5. Trumpet - a wind brass mouthpiece musical instrument, known since ancient times. The modern type of valve pipe has developed to ser. 19th century
6. Horn - a wind musical instrument. Appeared at the end of the 17th century as a result of the improvement of the hunting horn. The modern type of horn with valves was created in the first quarter of the 19th century.
7. Trombone - a wind brass musical instrument (mainly orchestral), in which the pitch is regulated by a special device - a backstage (the so-called sliding trombone or zugtrombone). There are also valve trombones.
8. Tuba is the lowest sounding brass musical instrument. Designed in 1835 in Germany.
Metallophones are a kind of musical instruments, the main element of which are plates-keys, which are beaten with a hammer.
1. Self-sounding musical instruments (bells, gongs, vibraphones, etc.), the sound source of which is their elastic metal body. The sound is extracted with hammers, sticks, special drummers (tongues).
2. Instruments such as xylophone, in contrast to which metallophone plates are made of metal.
String musical instruments (chordophones): according to the method of sound production, they are divided into bowed (for example, violin, cello, gidjak, kemancha), plucked (harp, harp, guitar, balalaika), percussion (cymbals), percussion keyboards (piano), plucked - keyboards (harpsichord).
1. Violin - a 4-string bowed musical instrument. The highest in the register in the violin family, which formed the basis of the classical symphony orchestra and string quartet.
2. Cello - a musical instrument of the violin family of the bass-tenor register. Appeared in the 15-16 centuries. Classical samples were created by Italian masters of the 17th-18th centuries: A. and N. Amati, J. Guarneri, A. Stradivari.
3. Gidzhak - stringed bowed musical instrument (Tajik, Uzbek, Turkmen, Uighur).
4. Kemancha (kamancha) - 3-4-string bowed musical instrument. Distributed in Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Dagestan, as well as the countries of the Middle and Near East.
5. Harp (from German Harfe) - a multi-stringed plucked musical instrument. Early images - in the third millennium BC. In its simplest form, it is found in almost all peoples. The modern pedal harp was invented in 1801 by S. Erard in France.
6. Gusli - Russian stringed musical instrument. Pterygoid gusli ("voiced") have 4-14 or more strings, helmet-shaped - 11-36, rectangular (table-shaped) - 55-66 strings.
7. Guitar (Spanish guitarra, from Greek cithara) - a lute-type stringed plucked instrument. It has been known in Spain since the 13th century, and in the 17th and 18th centuries it spread to the countries of Europe and America, including as a folk instrument. Since the 18th century, the 6-string guitar has become common, the 7-string has become widespread mainly in Russia. Varieties include the so-called ukulele; in modern pop music, the electric guitar is used.
8. Balalaika - Russian folk 3-string plucked musical instrument. Known from the beginning 18th century Improved in the 1880s. (under the direction of V.V. Andreev) V.V. Ivanov and F.S. Paserbsky, who designed the family of balalaikas, later - S.I. Nalimov.
9. Cymbals (Polish cymbaly) - a multi-stringed percussion musical instrument of ancient origin. They are part of the folk orchestras of Hungary, Poland, Romania, Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, etc.
10. Piano (Italian fortepiano, from forte - loud and piano - quiet) - the general name of keyboard musical instruments with hammer action (piano, piano). The pianoforte was invented in the beginning. 18th century The appearance of the modern type of piano - with the so-called. double rehearsal - refers to the 1820s. The heyday of piano performance - 19-20 centuries.
11. Harpsichord (French clavecin) - a stringed keyboard-plucked musical instrument, the forerunner of the piano. Known since the 16th century. There were harpsichords of various shapes, types and varieties, including cembalo, virginel, spinet, claviciterium.
Keyboard musical instruments: a group of musical instruments, united by a common feature - the presence of keyboard mechanics and a keyboard. They are divided into different classes and types. Keyboard musical instruments are combined with other categories.
1. Strings (percussion and plucked keyboards): piano, celesta, harpsichord and its varieties.
2. Wind (wind and reed keyboards): organ and its varieties, harmonium, button accordion, accordion, melody.
3. Electromechanical: electric piano, clavinet
4. Electronic: electronic piano
pianoforte (Italian fortepiano, from forte - loud and piano - quiet) - the general name of keyboard musical instruments with hammer action (piano, piano). It was invented in the early 18th century. The appearance of the modern type of piano - with the so-called. double rehearsal - refers to the 1820s. The heyday of piano performance - 19-20 centuries.
Percussion musical instruments: a group of instruments combined according to the method of sound production - impact. The sound source is a solid body, a membrane, a string. There are instruments with a definite (timpani, bells, xylophones) and indefinite (drums, tambourines, castanets) pitch.
1. Timpani (timpani) (from the Greek polytaurea) - a percussion musical instrument of a cauldron shape with a membrane, often paired (nagara, etc.). Widespread since ancient times.
2. Bells - orchestral percussion self-sounding musical instrument: a set of metal records.
3. Xylophone (from xylo... and Greek phone - sound, voice) - percussion self-sounding musical instrument. Consists of a number of wooden blocks of various lengths.
4. Drum - percussion membrane musical instrument. Varieties are found in many peoples.
5. Tambourine - a percussion membrane musical instrument, sometimes with metal pendants.
6. Castanetvas (Spanish: castanetas) - a percussion musical instrument; wooden (or plastic) plates in the form of shells, fixed on the fingers.
Electric musical instruments: musical instruments in which sound is created by generating, amplifying and converting electrical signals (using electronic equipment). They have a peculiar timbre, they can imitate various instruments. Electric musical instruments include theremin, emiriton, electric guitar, electric organs, etc.
1. Theremin - the first domestic electric musical instrument. Designed by L. S. Theremin. The pitch in the theremin varies depending on the distance of the performer's right hand to one of the antennas, the volume - from the distance of the left hand to the other antenna.
2. Emiriton - an electric musical instrument equipped with a piano-type keyboard. Designed in the USSR by the inventors A. A. Ivanov, A. V. Rimsky-Korsakov, V. A. Kreutser and V. P. Dzerzhkovich (1st model in 1935).
3. Electric guitar - a guitar, usually made of wood, with electric pickups that convert the vibrations of metal strings into electric current vibrations. The first magnetic pickup was built by Gibson engineer Lloyd Loer in 1924. The most common are six-string electric guitars.
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