BUKU BASA ROMAWI KAKAIT KARO «KITHÁRA»
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Olhares Do Corpo - Pagina 62
No que respeita aos instrumentos musicais, o aulós é o único instrumento de sopro documentado; quanto aos cordófonos, identificamos, porém, uma certa diversidade, havendo registro do uso da lyra. da kithára, bem como de variações da ...
NEYDE THEML, REGINA MARIA DA CUNHA BUSTAMANTE, FABIO DE SOUZA LESSA, 2003
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Creation and Tradition in Language - Pagina 87
Chantraine points out the high probability of a non-IE etymon here (1933:222);'mot technique, peut-être emprunte' is his frequent caveat regarding Gk kamára, (as well as kithára — 'certainement d'origine asianique' op. cit. 226). The point ...
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A Companion to Ancient Education - Pagina 403
The term kithariste ́s must not be mistaken to imply that music teachers were generally players of the professional instrument known as kithára. Instead, the term comes from the verb kitharízein, which refers to playing any kind of lyre (Aristox.
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Metrics and rhythmics: history of poetic forms in ancient ... - Pagina 102
It was Apollo's favorite instrument, as we read in Homer, Iliad 1.603 and its sound was at once high and sweet.10 The sound-box of the kithára (xi&ápa) was larger and so more sonorous than the lyre's and the base was rectangular. The two ...
Bruno Gentili, Liana Lomiento, 2008
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Historia de los instrumentos musicales - Pagina 18
Cítara (kithára) tañida en una competición de canto (pintura sobre un vaso ático, h. 500 a. C, Staat- liche Kunstsammlungen, Kassel). gan hacia arriba hasta el travesano. Algunos de los tipos más remotos que se conservan, como los que ...
Mary Remnant, Ramón Andrés, 2002
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The Guitar in Tudor England: A Social and Musical History - Pagina 174
In most words of the 'guitar' family in the Western European languages, such as Spanish guitarra, or indeed Received Pronunciation English 'guitar', the prominent syllable is in second position, just as it is in Greek kithára, but not as in Latin, ...
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Music, Body, and Desire in Medieval Culture: Hildegard of ...
[T]he form of the cithara was originally like that of the human chest, because it gives forth sound as the chest gives forth voice, and it received its name from that reason, for in Doric the chest was called kithára. . . . The strings [chordae] are so ...
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Black Athena Writes Back: Martin Bernal Responds to His ...
... Egyptologist and Semitist James Hoch maintains that the Greek kithára ''is almost certainly a loan word from the Semitic.''25 Furthermore, I am convinced that psállō (''to play a stringed instrument''), which has no Indo-European etymology, ...
Martin Bernal, David Chioni Moore, 2001
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A Dictionary of the Ugaritic Language in the Alphabetic ... - Pagina 465
SAL katra-, Pecchioli Daddi MPDAI 391 ff.; Gk kithára, “lyre”, Liddell-Scott GEL 950; Arnaud AuOr 16 1998 169: “garde”, Alal. Akk. kutturu; Dietrich-Loretz OLZ 1967 541; Watson AuOr 19 2001 292: “guard” (?); LSU 170). 1] Forms: pl. ktrm.
Gregorio del Olmo Lete, Joaquín Sanmartín, W.G.E. Watson, 2015
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Encyclopedia of American Folklife - Pagina 521
It may also be accompanied by a baglamas (a smaller three-stringed version of a bouzouki, played an octave higher) and kithára (guitar). In traditional bands playing music for dances deriving from the Greek mainland, the kları ́no (Greek ...
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También fue una de las primeras bandas sonoras del cine americano en utilizar gran cantidad de instrumentos exóticos como la kithára griega, el sarrusfón o la ... «Cadena Ser, Mar 15»
Team Recreates Ancient Greek Kithara
The word "guitar" is descended directly from "kithára," even though the shape and stringing changed radically. The University of Vermont. Burlington, VT 05405 ... «UVM News, Feb 13»
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Daraus folgt: Für alle harmonischen Intervalle auf der kithára, auf der Leier, gilt, dass es Verhältnisse zwischen den ganzen Zahlen sind, und zwar jeweils einer ... «Telepolis, Mei 06»
