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(string),

A slender cord or cordlike structure.

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Music and craftsmanship of Azerbaijani tar, one of the ancient stringed instruments, was included into the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Country of ancient and rich folklore traditions

Kingdom of Mountains is an evocative instrumental album featuring flutes, stringed instruments, and percussion from around the world in a fantastic pan-cultural fusion.

Kingdom of Mountains

The goal of the String Project is to expand the number of children playing stringed instruments by providing affordable and quality training to students age 5-25.

Making music

Hajime Kitaoka the Consul General of Japan, Sue Snowdon the Lord Lieutenant of Durham, and Kingsley and Sayoko Smith from the North East Japanese Women's Association, were treated to a performance that included taiko drums, brass instruments, stringed instruments, clarinets and a choir.

Children perform Broadway numbers for special guests

on gravel We played scales on stringed instruments We memorized sayings

At the School for Young Unicorns

You just get a man with some stringed instruments that look as if they have been knocked together from the contents of a skip.

REVIEW

GRAFTON -- Come April, Beckwith Strings' relocation from Bolton to Grafton will be complete, and owner Steve Beckwith will have a dedicated, climate-controlled work space where he can build and repair guitars and other stringed instruments.

Beckwith Strings tunes into creative process

Stringed instruments, as their name suggests, produce sound by vibrating strings.

How The Violin Got Its Sound

Online auction house Amati will be taking up residence at the city's Marriott Royal County Hotel on March 3 to offer free valuations on stringed instruments.

Check out that cello..!

In one set everyone present can travel from proud yet struggling coastal communities to the heart of African villages, through the help of their menagerie of stringed instruments and their adroit takes on covers new and old and their own original tracks.

ones to watch; String Fellows

The 350 nurses in attendance at Membership Assembly participated in an engagement activity --working in concert to play the classical piece Pachelbel's "Canon in D." Participants learned how to play either stringed instruments or percussion instruments in 90 minutes.