- The
pandura (Ancient Gr****: πανδοῦρα,
pandoura) or pandore, an
ancient Gr****
string instrument,
belonged in the
broad class of the lute and
guitar instruments...
- 330–320 BC,
shows a muse
playing a
variant of the
pandoura. From
Byzantine times it was
called first pandoura and then tambouras. On
display in the National...
- to Pollux, the
trichordon (sic) was ****yrian and they gave it the name
pandoura...These
instruments survive today in the form of the
various Arabian tunbar...
- the tambouras'
ancestor is the
ancient Gr**** pandouris, also
known as
pandoura,
pandouros or
pandourida (πανδουρίς, πανδούρα, πάνδουρος), from
which the...
-
Nymphe uses
authentic instruments,
including lyre, varvitos, krotala,
pandoura and
double flute,
which are made by the Gr****
master Nicholas Br****. Their...
- was pla****
earlier in
Cyprus was tambouras,
which is
known in
Greece as '
pandoura' or 'trichordo' (a three-stringed instrument).
Notable performers of Gr****...
- to Pollux, the
trichordon [sic] was ****yrian and they gave it the name
pandoura ...
These instruments survive today in the form of the
various Arabian...
-
during Byzantine Empire, and the Gr****s and
Slavs used to call "
pandouras" (see
pandoura) or "tambouras" the
ancestor of
modern bouzouki. The instrument...
-
conventional wisdom is that the
pandoura was a 3-stringed lute, as were the
Egyptian lutes. Even more
remarkable is the
pandoura's triangle-shaped tailpiece...
- تنبور (tambūr). Both
Tympanum and Tambūr
could be
cognate with πανδοῦρα (
pandoûra). However, the tiompán is also
thought to have been a kind of lyre, others...
