- The
scheitholt or
scheitholz is a
traditional German stringed instrument and an
ancestor of the
modern zither. It
falls into the
category of
drone zithers...
- of
drone strings. The
oldest known form of
drone zither is the
Scheitholt. The
Scheitholt developed into many
different variants of
drone zithers, such...
- instruments: the
Swedish hummel, the
Norwegian langeleik, the
German scheitholt, and the
French épinette des Vosges. Folk
historian Lucy M. Long said...
- rich sound.
There exists a
variety of box
zithers in Europe. The
German scheitholt and the
Swedish Hummel have been
suggested as the
predecessor of the langeleik...
-
types of
zither also
existed in Germany,
mostly drone zithers like the
scheitholt (which was
mentioned by Praetorius) or hummel, but
these generally have...
- may
refer to: Hog maw, or buche, the
stomach of a pig
prepared as food
Scheitholt, or bûche, a
German stringed instrument BuChE or butyrylcholinesterase...
- Hurdy-gurdy Gambia:
Akonting Germany:
Akkordolia Hackbrett Hammered dulcimer Scheitholt Waldzither Zither (Alpine zither) Ghana: Molo
Great Britain Cittern Greece:...
-
Appalachian dulcimer Epinette des
Vosges Hummel (instrument)
Langeleik Scheitholt Fiðla, the
other string instrument native to
Iceland David G. Woods, "Íslenska...
-
thought to have been a
modification of a
Germanic instrument such as the
scheitholt, (or
possibly the
Norwegian langeleik or the
French épinette des Vosges)...
- musician.
Appalachian dulcimer Epinette des
Vosges Langeleik Langspil Scheitholt Rimmer, Joan (2001). "Hommel". In Sadie, Stanley; Tyrrell, John (eds.)...