Tanbur - Wikipedia
The term Tanbur [a] can refer to various long-necked string instruments originating in Mesopotamia, Southern or Central Asia. [1] According to the New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians , "terminology presents a complicated situation.
弹波尔 - 百度百科
【弹波尔】维吾尔族、乌孜别克族古老的弹拨弦鸣乐器。史籍曾译称弹拨尔、丹布尔、丹不尔。流行于新疆维吾尔自治区各地。弹拨乐器的一种。指板较长，有十六个品位，两根铜弦分两组定音，ggd1gg或d1d1gd1d1，音域大三个八度。两根外弦为主奏弦，两根内弦为伴奏弦，用于独奏、伴 …
Ṭanbūr | Persian, Stringed, Plucked | Britannica
Ṭanbūr, long-necked fretted lute played under various names from the Balkans to northwestern Asia. Resembling the long lutes of ancient Egypt and Babylon as well as the ancient Greek pandoura, it has a deep pear-shaped body, some 1 to 4 …
弹拨尔 - 维基百科，自由的百科全书
弹拨尔（Tanbur）是一种长颈的有品鲁特琴，起源于中亚。乐器主要在大伊朗地区流行。它的琴颈长达一米。汉代传入中原，逐渐演变为流行于唐代的琵琶 [1] 。清代列入宫廷回部乐，称“丹不尔” [2] 。
Ostad Tanbur - The Art of Tanbur
Tanbur is a term used to describe long-necked lutes of all sizes. It has existed in antiquated forms since the third millennium b.c., and has been utilized for both secular and sacred music. Ostad Elahi revolutionized the tanbur by introducing significant modifications to the instrument and its playing technique, while greatly elevating and ...
The Ottoman Tanbûr - Expedition Magazine
To hear Ottoman tanbûr music, search YouTube for “Tanburi Cemil Bey Kulliyati,” “Necdet Yasar Tanbur,” or “Murat Aydemir Tanbur.” The Making of an Ottoman Tanbûr. The Ottoman Tanbûr is made by a master luthier, someone who builds or repairs stringed instruments. The measure and shape of the bowl, the length of the neck, and the ...
The Art of Tanbur - Ostad Elahi
The tanbur is an ancient instrument that has assumed various shapes and sounds over the centuries. The simple sonority of this instrument, alternating between dry and soft, has something immaterial, abstract, and even ascetic about it that renders it suitable for spiritual music.
The Tanbur Society
The History of the Tanbur. The original two-stringed Kurdish/Persian tanbur (aka, tanbour, tambur) is the forefather of all stringed instruments in the world and dates back many thousands of years. The tanbur has a deep pear shaped body with a long neck. The instrument is traditionally made of Mulberry wood and is fretted with cat or cow guts.
The Tanbur Society
The Tanbur Society is dedicated to the preservation and propagation of the tanbur, which is the oldest stringed instrument in the world. The tanbur dates back to the Mesopotamian era and has survived many thousands of years.
Kurdish tanbur - Wikipedia
Kurdish tanbur (Kurdish: تهمبوور, romanized: Tembûr) or tanbour a fretted string instrument, is an initial and main form of the tanbūr instrument family, used by the Kurds. [1] It is highly associated with the Yarsan (Ehli Heq) religion in Kurdish areas and in the Lorestān provinces of Iran. [1]
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