- 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 Hungarian...
- ****anians, who
settled in
Hungary during the 12th and 13th centuries: e.g.
koboz "cobza" (cf.
Turkish kopuz 'lute');
komondor "mop dog" (< *kumandur < ****an)...
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Transverse flute Wood horn
Chordophones Cimbalom Citera Double b**** Hurdy-gurdy
Koboz Kontra Stroh violin Tambura Ütőgardon
Violin Dances Csárdás Karikázó Körtánc...
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Transverse flute Wood horn
Chordophones Cimbalom Citera Double b**** Hurdy-gurdy
Koboz Kontra Stroh violin Tambura Ütőgardon
Violin Dances Csárdás Karikázó Körtánc...
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Transverse flute Wood horn
Chordophones Cimbalom Citera Double b**** Hurdy-gurdy
Koboz Kontra Stroh violin Tambura Ütőgardon
Violin Dances Csárdás Karikázó Körtánc...
- (Finland)
Kanun (Middle East, Persia, Greece)
Karantouzemi (Greece)
Khonkhota Koboz (Hungary)
Kobza (Ukraine)
Kokles (Latvia)
Konghou (China)
Kontigi (Nigeria)...
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Transverse flute Wood horn
Chordophones Cimbalom Citera Double b**** Hurdy-gurdy
Koboz Kontra Stroh violin Tambura Ütőgardon
Violin Dances Csárdás Karikázó Körtánc...
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lyrics are
primarily in
Yiddish and Hungarian. Bob
Cohen (violin, mandolin,
koboz, cümbüş, flutes,
Carpathian drum, vocals)
Yankl Falk (clarinet, vocals)...
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Transverse flute Wood horn
Chordophones Cimbalom Citera Double b**** Hurdy-gurdy
Koboz Kontra Stroh violin Tambura Ütőgardon
Violin Dances Csárdás Karikázó Körtánc...
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instrumentation in
Hungarian music dates back to the
whistle in 1222,
followed by the
koboz in 1326, the
bugle in 1355, the
fiddle in 1358, the
bagpipe in 1402, the...
