- The term
Tanbur can
refer to
various long-necked
string instruments originating in Mesopotamia,
Southern or
Central Asia.
According to the New
Grove Dictionary...
-
Kurdish tanbur (Kurdish: تهمبوور, romanized: Tembûr) or
tanbour a
fretted string instrument, is an
initial and main form of the
tanbūr instrument family...
- Look up
tambura in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tambura may
refer to:
Tanbur, a
category of long-necked,
string instrument originating in the Southern...
- tanbura, bağlama, bouzouki, veena, theorbo, archlute, pandura, sitar,
tanbur, setar, but also
bowed instruments such as the yaylı tambur, rebab, erhu...
-
Komuz Music of
Turkey Sallaneh (lute) Šargija
Setar Tambura (instrument)
Tanbur "ATLAS of
Plucked Instruments –
Middle East".
ATLAS of
Plucked Instruments...
- of
Central Asia and the
Caspian region. The name
itself derives from the
tanbur (tunbur),
which in turn
might have
descended from the
Sumerian pantur. The...
-
viols and violins". The long
lutes were the more
ancient lutes; the "Arabic
tanbūr ...
faithfully preserved the
outer appearance of the
ancient lutes of Babylonia...
- ISBN 978-605-5664-05-3.
Retrieved 4
January 2013.
Animation with
audio of
Bowed Tanbur Fretted to Yarman-24 on
YouTube Media related to Yaylı
tambur at Wikimedia...
- cultures. He
names among the long lutes, the pandura, the panduri,
tambur and
tanbur. The line of short-necked
lutes was
further developed to the east of Mesopotamia...
-
tanbur. The
characteristic long neck
bears two strings,
tuned five
notes apart. It is also
similar to the
Turkish tambur and
Indian tanpura.
Tanbur,...
