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Sonata for
Mandolin &
Continuo (Gimo 141)
Sonata per
camera (Gimo 143)
Sinfonia for 2
Mandolins & Continuo, (Gimo 149) Trio for 2
Mandolins & Continuo...
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mandola in the 1650s to the
mandolins of the
present day. The
chart shows mandolinos as
predecessors to the
lines of
mandolins, and
possible points-of-blending...
- f-hole
mandolins have the brightest, most
penetrating sound,
while the a-style,
round holed mandolins generally have a fuller,
sweeter tone. The
mandolin has...
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Solid body
mandolins are
common in 4-, 5-, and 8-string forms.
Acoustic electric mandolins also
exist in many forms.
Electric mandolins were
built in...
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other archtop instruments,
became the
American standard for
mandolins.
Bowlback mandolins were displaced. The
instrument has been
taken up in blues, bluegr****...
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Compared to
mandolins and banjos,
manufacture of
mandolin banjos grew
scarce in the late 20th century. Historically, m****
produced mandolin-banjos were...
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mandolin chamber music ensembles (
mandolin and guitar, two
mandolins and mandola, etc. as well as full orchestras).
After World War I, the
mandolin orchestras...
- The Franco-American
Mandolin Festival,
Program notes, 2007
Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Octave mandolins.
Octave mandolin at
Banjolin gives an...
- guitars,
mandolins and
other instruments. His
earliest known instrument was a 10-string
mandolin-guitar,
which bears the date 1894. Gibson's
mandolins were...
- a
variety of
bowlback mandolins,
imports made by
Italian companies.
Locally made
mandolins existed as well. The
first mandolin orchestra in
Russia was...
