- A
tritare is an
experimental guitar invented in 2003 by
mathematicians Samuel Gaudet and
Claude Gauthier of the Université de
Moncton of a
family of stringed...
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scientist (1904-1972)Pages
displaying wikidata descriptions as a
fallback Tritare –
Experimental guitar Vibrations of a
circular membrane –
Equations of...
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disambiguation page for
prepared instruments Prepared piano String resonance Tritare Glenn Branca Yuri
Landman Bradford Reed Hans
Reichel Derek Bailey Glenn...
- grind, crush" (OFr brier) *brekan "to break" Du
breken "to break", LL
tritāre (Occ
trissar "to grind", but Fr
trier "to sort"), LL pistāre (It pestare...
- instrument's
resonating horn with
frequencies corresponding to subharmonics. The
tritare, a
guitar with Y-shaped strings,
cause subharmonics too. This can also...
- separate, sort, shift, or select; with
trier in turn came from late
Latin tritare, to grind.
Although the
concept existed much earlier, at
least as far back...
- and
Sabina Schärer
developed the hang in Bern, Switzerland. In 2003 the
Tritare was
created by
Samuel Gaudet and
Claude Gauthier in Canada. Experimental...
- 60
guitars in New York from the mid-1970s to
early 1980s. In 2003, the
Tritare was
created by
Samuel Gaudet and
Claude Gauthier in Canada.[further explanation...
-
Moncton Rock are
among the
primary music events. An
Acadian invention is the
tritare. Marc
Lescarbot is
regarded as the
founder of
Acadian literature and theater...
