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What is a medieval guitar called?
Please visit the link below. The medieval form of guitar was the Gittern., although some might refer to the lute.
What instrument did Paul Revere play?
a lute
What are Medieval instruments?
Probably the most famous instruments developed in the Middle Ages are the recorder, bagpipes (though they may have been developed earlier), organ (developed from the ancient hydraulis), hurdy-gurdy, and fiddle. There were other famous medieval instruments that were used widely but came from ancient times, and these include the harp, lute, horn, and trumpet.
Who played the lute in Tudor Times?
henry IIIV
What are two types of stringed instruments that were used during the Renaissance?
The lute and the volce.
What do you call someone who plays lute?
lute player
What do you call someone who plays the Lute?
lute player
What is a five letter word in turtle?
Luter - one who plays a lute or one who applies lute.
What was the popular instrument during the medieval period?
the lute, which is the ancestor to the common day guitar.
What is a medieval guitar called?
Please visit the link below. The medieval form of guitar was the Gittern., although some might refer to the lute.
What are names of musical instuments beginning with l?
A Lutea lute can refer generally to any plucked string instrument with a neck (either fretted or unfretted) and a deep round back, or more specifically to an instrument from the family of European lutes.
What does the term lute refer to?
The term "lute" refers to an old stringed instrument. It was popular from the Medieval to the Baroque eras, and was an extremely important instrument in secular music during the Renaissance.
How much does it worth a picture call girl playing a lute?
A picture call girl playing a lute is worth very little. Unless the picture is signed by a popular person and in good condition then it could be worth lots of money.
What is the homophone for loot?
The homophone for "loot" is "lute."
Why does a lute have a bent neck?
i read on a website i am not sure if it is true but apparently it is because in medieval times people used to play the instrument in cramped spaces and it was a way to save space.
What has the author Lute Society of America written?
Lute Society of America. has written: 'Lute Society of America: Membership'
Which of the following was NOT a popular music activity in the eighteenth century home?
Playing Lute
