- degrees.
Unlike the lute, most
pegboxes on
gitterns ended in a
carving of a
human or
animal head. Most
gitterns were
depicted as
having three or (more commonly)...
-
Hinter Gittern – Der
Frauenknast (English: "Behind bars - The Women's Prison", in short: HG or HiGi) was a
German television series in the form of a soap...
- in
Spain in the
early 16th century,
deriving from the
guitarra latina.
Gitterns (small,
plucked guitars), were the
first small, guitar-like instruments...
- Cry for Help or Cry for Help
Behind Bars (German:
Notschrei hinter Gittern) is a 1928
German silent drama film
directed by
Franz Hofer and
starring Hans...
- his
second wife, in
middle age, was
induced 'to
learn to play apon the
gittern, the lute, the
clavichord and the recorders.'" Stevens, John (1961). Music...
- Liefers,
Claudia Michelsen Crime a.k.a.
Todesstrafe – Ein
Deutscher hinter Gittern Death Train to the Pacific [de] Hans Werner [de] Anja Kling,
Helmut Griem...
-
stringed instruments Geomungo chordophones 3
Korea stringed instruments Gittern chordophones 3
Western Europe stringed instruments Gottuvadhyam chordophones...
- the
concepts needed to
quickly switch to the
newly arriving lutes and
gitterns. Two
possible descendant instruments are the
Portuguese guitar and the...
-
mainstream only
following World War II. The guitar's
ancestors include the
gittern, the vihuela, the four-course
Renaissance guitar, and the five-course baroque...
-
evolved from lute
family instruments in Europe.
Predecessors include the
gittern and
mandore or
mandola in
Italy during the 17th and 18th centuries. There...
