- The
santur (also
santūr, santour, santoor) (Persian: سنتور), is a
hammered dulcimer of
Iranian origins. The
santur was
invented and
developed in the area...
- is a trapezoid-shaped
hammered dulcimer, and a
variation of the
Iranian santur. The
instrument is
generally made of
walnut and has 25 bridges. Each bridge...
-
traditional use in folk
music saw a
revival in the late 20th century. The
santur, a type of
hammered dulcimer,
originates from the
Middle East. The earliest...
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santouri (Greece) (called "
santur" in the
Ottoman Empire) is
almost identical to the
Jewish and
Romanian folk instruments.
Santur (Iran and Iraq) Santoor...
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Santur Corporation developed,
manufactured and
commercialized tunable lasers as well as
parallel array devices and
photonic integrated circuits for the...
- 000-year-old "solar blessing":
Sunur saga
santur toe
Syntir peri fuir
sprueh Wilugoti haga
tharn Halga fuir
santur toe
Werner von Bülow
translates this as...
- also the name for the
lightweight wooden hammer used to play the
Persian santur.
There are four
different Bols (strokes) used when
playing sitar: Da, Ra...
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civilizations in the region. Oud Qanbūs
Buzuq Awtar Lutar Sintir Qanun Iraqi Santur Jawzah Ghuanbri Kamancheh Rababa Pontic lyra
Simsimiyya Kissar Tanbūra Jewish...
- joeng4 kam4) is a
Chinese hammered dulcimer,
likely derived from the
Iranian santur or the
European dulcimer. It used to be
written with the
characters 洋琴 (lit...
- was an
Iranian santur player, painter, and poet, and a
pioneer of
modern art in Iran. She
earned the
title "Mother of
Traditional Santur Playing in Iran...
