Kithara
Kithara The kithara was an ancient Greek musical instrument in ... cithara, and in modern Greek the word kithara has come to mean guitar. It was ... the seven-stringed lyre, or lura. The kithara had a deep, wooden sounding box. As ... lyra, which was a folk-instrument, the kithara was primarily an instrument used by ...
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Kithara (Memory-alpha.org/en wiki)
Kithara A kithara Kithara (or cithara) is a musical instrument, similar ... ancient Greece. The Platonians gave Spock a kithara as a gift, and later forced him ... TOS: "Plato's Stepchildren") [edit] External Links Kithara at Wikipedia
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Kithara   (translated from German)
Kithara Miniature of a Kitharaspielers from Crete Those Kithara ( griechisch ?????? - today in Greek also name for ... Apollon. Despite a certain similarity Lyra and Kithara were different instruments. The Lyra was usually smaller and possessed no foot. The Kithara was 5 to 12-saitiges an instrument ... end of the instrument. The Kitharistes (??????????), the Kithara player, kept usually standing the instrument ...
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Talk:Kithara
Talk:Kithara As mentioned in the guitar article, kithara doesn't come from guitar, hence the ...
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Guitar   (translated from German)
Guitar Guitar griech.: ??????, (Kithara) Guitar of 1804 Klassifikation Pulling instrument Tonumfang ... Category:Guitarist Those Guitar ( griechisch ??????, originally those Kithara, lyrawell-behaved instrument) is in Musikinstrument , regarding ... The name Guitar however goes on those Kithara, a lyra-similar instrument that Greek Antique ... sound instruments became at that time as "Kithara"(??????) designation, the etymologische origin is today unfortunately ... to Spain. Here the term borders itself "Kithara"refers however of his Greek importance ...
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Barbiton
... instrument was a bass version of the kithara, and belonged in the zither family, but ... the number of strings customarey in the kithara. Anacreon (a native of Teos in Asia ... word barbiton was frequently used for the kithara or lyre. Modern Interpretation In spite of ... features in common with the lyre and kithara, which warranted classification with it. From the ...
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Music of Greece   (translated from German)
... art music almost alone were those Lyra , Kithara and that Aulos . The Lyra had a curved, the Kithara a flat resonance box; the string number ... that with that Pythi plays beside the Kithara also the Aulos became certified. Around the ...
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Delphic Hymns
... Delphic Hymn, to be played on the kithara; the next section, not shown, is to ... inscription as a master player of the kithara; likely he accompanied a singer or singers. While the kithara was used for the first section of ...
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Guitar (Guitar wiki)
... turn derived from the ancient Greek word kithara "cithara," which is a stringed musical instrument ... forms of lyre, the lyra and the kithara. The kithara was a far more complex device than ...
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Music that Antique ones   (translated from German)
... intervals using company of the instruments (Lyra, Kithara , Aulos ) a kind replacement for the lacking ... two stringed instruments, those Lyra and those Kithara . That Aulos (double oboe), also Tibie, one ...
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