- The
chiterra sarda (Sardinian for "Sardinian guitar") or
chitarra sarda in Italian, is a large-bodied
baritone guitar from
Sardinia used
primarily to accompany...
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using circular breathing, with two
chanters and one
drone and the
cantu a
chiterra, a
monodic song that is
accompanied by guitar,
widespread mainly in the...
- The
cantu a
chiterra (Sardinian for "singing with guitar") is a
typical Sardinian form of
monophonic singing in
Sardinian language and Gallurese, accompanied...
- multi-instrumentalist
Bibio has
utilized baritone guitars.[citation needed] B****
guitar Chiterra sarda Eight-string
guitar Extended-range b**** Seven-string
guitar Tenor...
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three reed canes,
dated to 2000 BC.
Beyond this, the
tradition of
cantu a
chiterra (guitar songs) has its
origins in town squares, when
artists would compete...
- music,
experimental music,
improvised music Occupation(s) Guitarist,
composer Instrument(s)
Prepared guitar,
Chiterra sarda Years active 1995–present...
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richly diverse genres of
traditional music of her
native Sardinia (Cantu a
chiterra,
ninne nanne—children's lullabies, gosos,
Gregorian chants, and more),...
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young singers of
traditional Sardinian songs in the
genre known as
cantu a
chiterra of
which he
became a
leading representative.[citation needed] He later...
- music,
ranging from the more
traditional genres (cantu a tenore,
cantu a
chiterra,
gosos etc.) to rock (Kenze Neke, Askra, Tzoku,
Tazenda etc.) and even...
- isterrida. The
mutos are sung
during the gara (competition) of the
cantu a
chiterra. The
plural of mutu in
Sardinian is mutos. However, they are variously...
