-
guitar uses,
rather than the bowl of the
bowlback or the
arched back of the
carved mandolins. Like the
bowlback, the
flatback has a
round sound hole. This...
- 12 May 1943, in Rome) was an
Italian luthier known for his high
quality bowlback mandolins. Son of the
ebanist Pietro Embergher and
Maria Ciccarelli, Born...
- to 23.25
inches (59.1 cm). Mandolin: 13-14 in (33-35.6 cm).
classical bowlback mandolins are
often 13 in. (same as violin),
Gibson mandolins (and many...
- Portugal, and
elsewhere in the world. He
picked up the Italian-style
bowlback mandolin in 1937 and
learned from a
blind Texas-born
mandolin player named...
-
prefer flat-backed
instruments with oval
sound holes to the Italian-style
bowlback mandolins or the carved-top
mandolins with f-holes
favoured by bluegr****...
-
disappeared after the
Napoleonic Wars.
Credit for
creating the
modern bowlback version of the
instrument goes to the
Vinaccia family of Naples. The deep...
-
which are not
touched by the bow
mandola European 321.322
Originally a
bowlback, but
modern flatbacks exist too
mandole mandole,
mondol Music of Algeria...
-
backs her up...she
plays a
Calace classico A, one of the
highest end
bowlbacks made by the company... Roberts, Jack (September 14, 2004). "Thread: Kiyomi"...
-
other archtop instruments,
became the
American standard for mandolins.
Bowlback mandolins were displaced. The
instrument has been
taken up in blues, bluegr****...
