-
commonly used in
modern instruments.
Charangos for
children may also be made from calabash. Many
contemporary charangos are now made with
different types...
-
certain other Charangos make use of a vii - III - V - i progression.
Certain Carnavalitos have a free,
strummed intro by the
Charangos player. Sánchez...
-
Charango is the
fourth studio album by
English electronic music group Morcheeba,
released in the
first w**** of July 2002
through Warner Bros. Records....
- The
hatun charango (Quechua: "grand
charango") is a
small plucked chordophone (stringed instrument) from Peru,
related to the
guitars and lutes. Specifically...
-
vocal noises and "monkey sounds" himself. He also used a
South American charango, a
dozen or so
drums from
different cultures (mostly
handmade drums fashioned...
-
Armadillo s**** have
traditionally been used to make the back of the
charango, an
Andean lute instrument. In
certain parts of
Central and
South America...
- can
refer either to two
related types of
charango. The
First type,
simple called chillador, is a type of
charango which has a flat back and is
usually steel-strung...
- 1631.
Peruvian music is
dominated by the
national instrument, the
charango. The
charango is
member of the lute
family of
instruments and was
invented during...
- by
mining activities. The
carapace is
particularly sought for
making charangos, a
South American musical instrument akin to a lute. Gardner, A.L. (2005)...
- Ayoreos.
Museo del
Charango (Museum of
Charango):
Located in
Calle Linares, the
museum displays an
important variety of
charangos.
Other native instruments...
