- See
Rotte (
psaltery) for
medieval harp
psaltery &
Ancient Gr****
harps for
earlier psalterion A
psaltery (Gr****: ψαλτήρι) (or sawtry, an
archaic form) is...
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bowed psaltery is a type of
psaltery or
zither that is pla**** with a bow. In
contrast with the centuries-old
plucked psaltery, the
bowed psaltery appears...
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Baltic psaltery is a
family of
related plucked box zithers,
psalteries,
historically found in the
southeast vicinity of the
Baltic Sea and pla**** by the...
- zither: the
hammered dulcimer or
psaltery. 'Salterio' / 'saltério' is used in
Italian and
Spanish where both '
psaltery' and 'dulcimer' are used in Spanish...
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century A.D.,
rotte (German) or rota (Spanish)
referred to a
triangular psaltery illustrated in the
hands of King
David and pla**** by
jongleurs (po****r...
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featuring pre-Christian
themes and legends,
drone vocal styles, and
Baltic psaltery.
Traditional Latvian folklore,
especially the
dance of the folk songs,...
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suggested that the
instrument developed as a
hybrid of
gusli (Eastern-European
psaltery) and
kobza (Eastern-European lute).[citation needed] Some also consider...
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dulcimer family and
piano and a few rare
bowed instruments like the
bowed psaltery,
bowed dulcimer, and streichmelodion. Like an
acoustic guitar or lute,...
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proposed for what kind of
instrument the
nevel was;
these include the
psaltery and the kithara, both of
which are
strummed instruments like the kinnor...
- instrument,
possibly a Gr**** harp
mentioned in
Athenaeus (183 AD),
probably a
psaltery. The
epigonion was invented, or at
least introduced into Greece, by Epigonus...
