- needed] Additionally, "cimbal" has many
alternate spellings; e.g., tsimbal,
țambal in Romanian, or цимбали [tsymbaly] in Ukrainian).[citation needed] The modern...
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Lebanese footballer Haytham Faour (born 1990),
Lebanese footballer Haytham Tambal (born 1978),
Sudanese football striker Malik ibn al-Haytham al-Khuza'i,...
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Haytham Tambal (born
November 28, 1978, in Sudan) is a
former Sudanese football striker. In 2008 in the
Sudanese league he
scored 21
goals in 20 games[citation...
- Germany, Austria, Switzerland)
Tsymbaly (Ukraine),
tsimbl (Ashke**** Jewish),
țambal (Romania) and
cimbalom (Hungary) may
refer to
either a
relatively small...
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hakkebrett ****stan –
santoor Poland – cymbały
Portugal – saltério
Romania –
ţambal Russia – цимбалы,
dultsimer (дульцимер)
Serbia – цимбал (tsimbal) Slovakia...
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Runway challenge Leyte –
Angel Rose
Tambal Florida –
Matea Mahal Smith Iloilo City –
Alexie Brooks Leyte –
Angel Rose
Tambal Quezon –
Ahtisa Manalo Quirino...
- a Romani-Romanian lăutar and one of the most
famous cimbalom (Romanian:
ţambal)
players in the world. He was
nicknamed the God of the
Cimbalom and Paganini...
- cymbalom, or
cymbalom Hackbrett Joqin Kanun ţambal tsymbaly tsimbl Qanun Santir santouri santur hammered dulcimer ţambal Tamthap-luk
Tsintsila Tympani...
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shrill with
archaic melodic elements. See:
Music of
Moldova Violin and
țambal are the
modern format most
common in
Moldavian dance music.
Prior to the...
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dulcimer Music of
Bhutan Traditional Chinese musical instruments The
Romanian Țambal Clements,
William M. (2006). The
Greenwood Encyclopedia of
World Folklore...
