- The
psalmodicon (
psalmodikon or salmodikon) is a
stringed musical instrument; the most
common variants have a
single string. It was
developed in Scandinavia...
- Africa,
often under the name Taishokoto. It is
essentially a
Keyboard Psalmodikon with
multiple strings.
There are 4
types available:
soprano has 5 or...
- stränginstrument,
psalmodikon, och
utarbetade en
enkel siffernotskrift. Nordic-American
Psalmodikonbundet (2005).
Music for
Psalmodikon:
Written in Sifferskrift...
-
Philomel (Italy, France, and Germany)
Phonofiddle Pinakavina (India)
Psalmodikon Psaltry Qelutviaq Rabeca Rabel Ravanahaththa (India)
Rebab (Afghanistan...
- Kristina. "The
invention of
Psalmodikon, and its role in
Scandinavian folk and
church music traditions" (PDF).
Psalmodikon.
Archived from the original...
- these,
waltzes are by far the most
common [2].
Instruments include the
psalmodikon,
fiddle and accordion.
Celebrations like
Syttende Mai have
become an...
-
Swedish female author of the 1981 book Grandfather's Songbooks, Or, The
Psalmodikon in
America Ardith Dondanville Todd,
American actress who pla**** a character...
- Practical-Theological Seminary. He pla**** a
prominent role in po****rising the
psalmodikon, a one-string
bowed instrument, for
musical education and
church music...
-
performed on
instruments including the accordion, guitar,
Hardanger fiddle,
psalmodikon, and tamburica. The
original black and
white photographs are
stored with...
- )[1]. Birbynė Kanklės
Skrabalai Dūdas Dūdmaišis (Lithuanian bagpipe)
Psalmodikon Zurna Lithuanian instruments on a
Soviet stamp (skudučiai, dūdas, trimitas...
