- The
cobza (also cobsa, cobuz, koboz) is a multi-stringed
instrument of the lute
family of folk
origin po****r in the Romanian,
Moldovan and contemporary...
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after their instruments, too, e.g.:
scripcar (scripcă player),
cobzar (
cobza player), and
naingiu (nai/panflute player). From the 17th century, the word...
- kobza,
because of the name's
historical cachet while the
Romanian kobza or
cobza is a
different type of
plucked lute. The term
kobza was also used as a synonym...
- Angélique
Archlute Barbat (lute)
Baglamadaki Bağlama Bipa Biwa
Bouzouki Çifteli
Cobza Cümbüş
Daguangxian Đàn tỳ bà
Dombra Domra Dutar Kobza Lavta Liuqin Lute...
- țilincă and the
cobza.
Pipes (fluieraș (small pipe) or
fluier mare (large pipe)) are also pla****,
usually with
accompaniment by a
cobza (more recently...
-
traditionally used in
Hungarian folk
music include the citera, cimbalom,
cobza, doromb, duda, kanászkürt, mandolin, tárogató, tambourine, tambura, tekero...
- The
Cobza oil
field is an oil
field located on the
continental shelf of the
Black Sea. It was
discovered in 2010 and
developed by
Sterling Resources....
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Sanxian Sapeh Setar Shamisen Sitar Tanbur Tar
Veena Yueqin Europe Angélique
Archlute Cobza Kobza Mandore Mandora Swedish lute
Torban Theorbo Vihuela...
- who
settled in
Hungary during the 12th and 13th centuries: e.g.
koboz "
cobza" (cf.
Turkish kopuz 'lute');
komondor "mop dog" (< *kumandur < ****an). Hungarian...
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Rican cuatro)
Tiple (Puerto
Rican tiple) Tres (Puerto
Rican tres) Romania:
Cobza Kontra Horn-violin
Russia (see also Tuva):
Balalaika Domra Guitar (Russian...
