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Lute: the neck of the Renaissance lute was bent back; the strings were tuned in pairs and the fingerboard had frets. Viols: Flat back and six strings. Fretted fingerboard. Viols were held upright in front of the player rather than tucked under the chin Crumhorn: double-reed instrument Sackbut: It's an early kind of trombone. Trumpet: Without the valve system we know today (it was invented in the 19th century). The different notes were obtained by varying the lip pressure Percussion…

A bandurria is a plucked chordophone, typically played in Spanish folk music. However, it was also used in Spanish colonies. This instrument pictured here was first made in the 1920s, and was refurbished by Jake Wildwood. Features include a solid spruce over solid rosewood back and sides. The neck is mahogany. The author of the blog noted the soundhole rosette and neckjoint has a structural fatigue.

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This tāmbūra is the larger in a set of two and thus called the male. It is richly decorated with ivory inlay on the dark wood body. Its resonator is bowl-shaped and made of wood. This instrument was part of the collection of Y