- have
traditionally been pla**** in Portugal. The
viola braguesa and
viola amarantina, for instance, are two
types of ten-string
guitars from the
north of Portugal...
- The
viola amarantina is a
stringed musical instrument from Amarante,
Northern Portugal. It is also
named viola de dois corações (two-hearted guitar) because...
-
Triveni veena Vichitra veena (India)
Vihuela (Mexico)
Vihuela (Spain)
Viola amarantina (Portugal)
Viola beiroa (Portugal)
Viola braguesa (Portugal)
Viola caipira...
- is Pico de
Itacolomi with 1,722 meters. The city has
twelve districts:
Amarantina, Antônio Pereira,
Cachoeira do Campo,
Engenheiro Correia, Glaura, Lavras...
- soundboard.
Another distinctive feature,
which it
shares with the
Viola amarantina is the use of a pair heart-shaped
sound holes,
although the instrument...
-
instruments Viola chordophones 321.322-71
stringed instruments Viola amarantina chordophones 3
Portugal stringed instruments Viola ****a chordophones...
-
machete de rajão is a 5-stringed
instrument from Madeira.
Viola amarantina: The
viola amarantina is from Amarante,
Northern Portugal. It has 10
strings in 5...
- caipira" (country guitar) or
simply "viola." The
viola braguesa and
viola amarantina are
other types of ten-string
Portuguese folk guitars,
which are possibly...
-
instruments Viola caipira,
Viola beiroa,
Viola campaniça,
Viola da terra,
Viola de arame,
Viola sertaneja,
Viola terceira,
Viola toeira,
Viola amarantina....
-
frequently called simply "viola" in
their respective regions: Portugal:
Viola amarantina, a 5-course, 10-string
guitar Viola beiroa, a
small harp
guitar with twelve...
