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Which two instruments are both tuned to the notes G D A E?
Fiddle and mandolin APEX :P
Which two instrument are both tuned to notes g d a e?
fiddle and mandolin
Which musical instrument starts with letter m?
Musical instruments that start with the letter m:mandolinmandoramarimbamellophone
What do you call a person who plays a mandolin?
You should be aware that it is the musician, not the musical instrument, who determines what style of music is played. However, the mandolin is associated with medieval ballads. The mandolin is similar to a guitar, but modern music is more usually played with a guitar rather than a mandolin.
What are some example Chardophones of instruments?
The violin, viola, cello, and upright bass are chordaphones because they get their sound from strings and can be bowed or plucked.
Which two instruments are both tuned to the notes G D A E?
Fiddle and mandolin APEX :P
Is there an instrument beginning with the L?
The lyre and lute are two instruments that begin with L.
Which two instrument are both tuned to notes g d a e?
fiddle and mandolin
Which musical instrument starts with letter m?
Musical instruments that start with the letter m:mandolinmandoramarimbamellophone
What do you call a person who plays a mandolin?
You should be aware that it is the musician, not the musical instrument, who determines what style of music is played. However, the mandolin is associated with medieval ballads. The mandolin is similar to a guitar, but modern music is more usually played with a guitar rather than a mandolin.
What actors and actresses appeared in The Fable of the Two Mandolin Players and the Willing Performer - 1914?
The cast of The Fable of the Two Mandolin Players and the Willing Performer - 1914 includes: Matthew Betz as 2nd Mandolin Player Cyril Leonard as 1st Mandolin Player Ruth Stonehouse as Myrtle Richard Travers as Gus
What are some example Chardophones of instruments?
The violin, viola, cello, and upright bass are chordaphones because they get their sound from strings and can be bowed or plucked.
What are the release dates for The Fable of the Two Mandolin Players and the Willing Performer - 1914?
The Fable of the Two Mandolin Players and the Willing Performer - 1914 was released on: USA: 19 August 1914
What is the difference between mandolin and guitar?
A mandolin is a small bodied instrument that usually has 8 strings grouped in pairs to have a "4 string" effect. A mandolin has an approximate scale length of 13-14 inches. Standard tuning (starting with thickest string) is GDAE. A guitar typically has 6 strings and is a much larger bodied instrument with an approximate scale length of 24 inches. Standard tuning (starting with thickest string) is EADGBE. Overall - the guitar is a more popular instrument in most music genres.
How did the acoustic guitar come to exist?
It evolved from the lute c. 1350 BC which has gone through many phases and has turned into instruments such as the violin, mandolin and acoustic guitar. Instead of playing it with a bow it is just strummed and has two more strings.
Percussion instruments where two similar objects are clapped together to produce a sound can be further classified under what group?
Those are "concussion" instruments. They include cymbals and castanets.
What instrument did worshipers of Apollo play?
Certainly! Apollo was the Greek god of music, and he was often depicted as playing the lyre, a stringed instrument that was similar to a small harp. The lyre had a distinctive shape, with a wooden soundbox and two arms that extended out from the soundbox and held a number of strings. The strings were stretched over a bridge on the soundbox, and they were plucked with the fingers to produce sound. In ancient Greece, the lyre was associated with Apollo and was played by his followers in honor of the god. The lyre was also used by Greek bards to accompany their poetry, and it was a popular instrument for solo performance as well. The lyre was considered to be a symbol of Apollo's role as the patron of music and the arts, and it was believed to have the power to evoke strong emotions in listeners. The lyre was also associated with other deities in Greek mythology, including Hermes and Orpheus, who was said to be able to charm all living things and even stones with the music of his lyre.
