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"zither"@en
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| skos:broader | tokkelinstrument |
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aat:300042138 |
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<https:/ |
| skos:notation | "65830" |
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"A zither is a musical instrument introduced into England and America ca. 1850 from Austria, and having thirty to forty strings let into the lower rim of a shallow wooden resonance-box. It bears fretted melody strings of metal, usually five in number and tuned by machine screws, and unfretted strings of gut or nylon, sometimes numbering thirty or more, tuned by metal wrist pins. It is played by striking with the fingers and thumb. In modifications of the instrument a fretted finger-board is fitted across a resonance-box shaped like a heart (bow zither) or like a viola (viola zither), and the instrument is played with a bow."@en
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"2022-10-17T11:57:35+00:00"^^xsd:dateTime |
Inverse relations
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A Chinese woman playing a Pipa, an European man playing a hobo and a Japanese man drumming, while a little man dances as he is being watched by an African womancidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
Man playing the cithern with a young woman and maid offering oysterscidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
Portrait of Jan Pietersz. Sweelinck (1562-1621)cidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
Rich still life with musical instruments and fruitcidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
Still Life with Musical Instrumentscidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
The three kings, from Israel, Judah and Edom, consult Elishacidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
Three women, one with a zithercidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
Vanitas still life upon a table, before a collonadecidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object