10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «DÓMBRĂ» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
dómbră in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
dómbră im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Library of Congress Subject Headings - Pagina 2200
S8 (Botany)] UF Assonia BT Sterculiaceae Dömbo (South Asian people) USE Dom (South Asian people) Dömbra (May Subd Geog) [M T643 (Instruction )] UF Domra [Former heading] Dumbrak BT Balalaika Lute _Methods [MT643.2] ...
Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office, 2009
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Play the World: The 101 World Instrument Primer - Pagina 19
The dombra is a pear shaped long necked lute of the Kazakh people of Central Asia. It has a slender long neck with fourteen gut frets and two gut strings. The dombra was traditionally used to accompany epic poems and folk songs, but now ...
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Traditions and Customs of Kazakhs - Pagina 118
Musical instruments can be divided into several groups—string (two—and three-string—dombra, kobyz, zhetigen, sherter), brass (saz, kos, reed and horn syrnai, sybyzgy, adyrna, uran, kerney), tongue (shankobyz), percussions (dangyra, ...
Dana Jeteyeva Yerkebulan Dzhelbuldin, 2014
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Kazakhstan: Coming of Age - Pagina 196
Coming of Age Michael Fergus, Janar Jandosova. The intimacy of the yitrt was - and is - the setting for the stringed kobyz (left) and narkobyz (below it I, and dombra (below! to join the bardic voice. Above and right the instruments give the beat - ...
Michael Fergus, Janar Jandosova, 2003
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Musical Performance in the Diaspora - Pagina 50
Homeland, I came to take the rays of light I came to play a song on the dombra I came here to cry if you are crying in grief I came here to be happy if you are happy ... . I came to show you traditions and customs If you will be able to understand ...
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Singing the Village: Music, Memory and Ritual Among the ... - Pagina 65
bards amongst the nomadic peoples.16 The Sibe dombur is most closely related to the Kazakh dombra and the Oirat Mongol tobshuur in Xinjiang. The repertoire for these two-stringed lutes is an important part of the shared music culture of ...
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Where Rivers and Mountains Sing: Sound, Music, and ...
The dombra also 'speaks' the words: buqtym, buqtym, saida buqtym (I'm ducking, I'm ducking, I'm ducking in a ditch). At the same time that the dombra speaks the words, it's clear from the musical representation how Qurmanghazy is moving, ...
Theodore Craig Levin, Valentina Süzükei, 2006
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The Kalmyks - Pagina 157
Among them should be mentioned stringed instruments: the dombra, psaltery (jatha), tovshur and mörin hur, which was called the steppe violoncello. Representing wind instruments were bagpipes (büshkür). A significant place was occupied ...
Elza-Bair Mataskovna Gouchinova, 2013
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The Hundred Thousand Fools of God: Musical Travels in ...
CD : Urban music - some of it reflecting a fusion of European and Central Asian influences - is gathered in the first part of the disc, while rural and ritualistic music and chant appear toward the end.
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Historical Dictionary of Russian Music - Pagina 109
The young Sergey Prokofiev admired it highly enough to make a piano arrangement of its substantial first part. DOMBRA (Domra). A stringed instrument, closely associated with the skomorokhi, which was banned by decree in the 17th century.
