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1. What are synonyms for Citterns?
2. A list of words that start with Citterns (words with the prefix Citterns)
3. Although depictions of Citterns (fig
4. Citterns specialists Hobgoblin Music, established 1976
5. Citterns Total Number of words made out of Citterns = 174 Citterns is an acceptable word in Scrabble with 10 points.Citterns is an accepted word in Word with Friends having 12 points
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11. A range of Citterns at Eagle Music Shop
12. What does Citterns mean? Plural form of cittern
13. Ten string and twelve string versions are known as Citterns
14. Bandores were bass-range musical instruments similar to citterns.
15. Re: Citterns Yes, fingerpicking is the exception rather than the rule
16. Thirdly, we list other word forms of Citterns: noun, adjective, verb, and adverb
17. Actually, these Bandore tools were bass-range musical instruments which is similar to citterns
18. New and secondhand Cittern Shop. Citterns, browse our Citterns range at Hobgoblin Music, online or in our UK shops in London, Leeds, Brighton, Birmingham, Bristol, Southampton, Canterbury and Manchester JavaScript seems to …
19. We found a total of 184 words by unscrambling the letters in Citterns.
20. Citterns Fretted and Stringed > Citterns The Cittern used by today's folk-bands has its ancestors in the renaissance Citterns and the English Guitar, but it is now more closely related to the flat-back Bouzouki - the main difference being that the Cittern has 10 strings in 5 courses, a slightly shorter neck and often a rather larger body.
21. While representations of Citterns might suggest harmonious relationships, its presence may also evoke erotic overtones.
22. Citterns is a 8 letter medium Word starting with C and ending with S
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24. These sentences show how you can use the English word of Citterns in a real sentence.
25. Subject: RE: Citterns From: GUEST,theleveller Date: 01 Nov 06 - 09:19 AM Hi Jon
26. Depending on whom you ask, Irish Bouzoukis can also be called Octave Mandolins or Citterns
27. Citterns are far from limiting….you can tune them any way you want really as Guernsey Pete states…
28. I have been making instruments for more than twenty years specialising in making acoustic guitar, mandolins, bouzoukis and Citterns
29. Below you will find pictures of new Citterns and other historic, wire-strung instruments built by modern makers
30. Th I have no desire to claim that these two gitterns were actually Citterns, although it is a possibility
31. Mandolins, bouzoukis, octave mandolas, Citterns, tenor mandolas and all other types in the mandolin family plus accessories, books and music
32. Mandolins, Bouzoukis, octave mandolas, citterns, tenor mandolas and all other types in the mandolin family plus accessories, books and music
33. The name now usually refers to a five course instrument, but Citterns can in fact have any number of pairs of strings
34. Citterns (4) The Cittern used by today's folk-bands has its ancestors in the renaissance Citterns and the English Guitar, but it is now more closely related to the flat-back Bouzouki - the main difference being that the Cittern has 10 strings in 5 courses, a slightly shorter neck …
35. On Citterns, Bob likes to use Redwood soundboards, which produce a very clear piano or bell-like tone, with a fast response
36. To simplify matters, Gernandt refers to his 8-string (4-course) instruments as Irish Bouzoukis, and the 10-string (5-course) instruments Citterns
37. Discover releases, reviews, track listings, recommendations, and more about Guy Robert And Elisabeth Robert - Music Of The Renaissance For Lutes, Vihuelas, And Citterns at Discogs
38. I now favour using a multi scale or fan fretted fingerboard on my Citterns as it allows for a lighter gauge Bass string and a heavier gauge top string.
39. FOLKFRIENDS - the shop for extraordinary musical instruments! Guitar Citterns, Stroh violins, bagpipes, rauschpfeifen, gemshorn, tin whistles and many more instruments from Folk, World Music or Early Music!
40. Octave Mandolins and Citterns The octave mandolin is a tear-drop shaped instrument strung with four courses of steel strings, usually tuned GDAE or similar, one octave below mandolin pitch
41. The Cittern used by today's folk-bands has its ancestors in the renaissance Citterns and the English Guitar, but it is now more closely related to the flat-back Bouzouki
42. I cite the example for two reasons: to draw attention to the variety of names and instruments found in colonial records; and to draw attention to the difference in the number of Citterns compared to guitars.
43. Actually, the sound of these Bandores was rich and even mellow, and of course it was able to reaching lower notes than the usual citterns which has made them good accompanying instruments for the quieter voices
44. The 17th- and 18th-century Citterns The modern cittern has established a firm place in contemporary Scottish music, but it has been around in various guises for centuries, while making a unique and wonderful contribution to the Scottish musical soundscape
45. ‘He is also a luthier, having constructed countless lutes, Bandoras and citterns for many of Europe's string-pluckers.’ ‘In its early period the banjo was known by many names including the aforementioned bandore, as well as banjar, bangie, bangoe, banjil, banshaw and banza.’
46. ‘He is also a luthier, having constructed countless lutes, Bandoras and citterns for many of Europe's string-pluckers.’ ‘In its early period the banjo was known by many names including the aforementioned bandore, as well as banjar, bangie, bangoe, banjil, banshaw and banza.’
47. Gerald Trimble's famous cittern is a Bouzouki-length model. There is a way to tell older Sobell Citterns on sight- the "hoop" at the bottom that holds the strings on will be almost a full circle on long-scale (Bouzouki length) ones because guitar strings will just barely