The gittern was a relatively small gut-strung, round-backed instrument that first appeared in literature and pictorial representation during the 13th century in Western Europe (Iberian …

2015年7月14日 · The gittern was one of the most important plucked fingerboard instruments of the late medieval period. Loved by all levels of society, it was played by royal appointment, in …

The gittern was shaped very much like the lute but with a smaller pear-shaped body. Unlike the lute but like the bowed-string rebec, its neck was integral with its body in a single piece of …

gittern, either of two medieval stringed musical instruments, the guitarra latina and the guitarra morisca. The latter was also known as the guitarra saracenica.

Gittern medieval instruments added a delightful acoustic element to a wide range of musical genres prevalent during the medieval period. From troubadour songs and courtly music to …

The medieval gittern was a small gut-strung, back-rounded instrument that was shown frequently in iconographic soures all across Europe, varying in size, shape, stringing and style. It …

GITTERN definition: 1. an early musical instrument from the Middle Ages with a round back, a flat front, a neck, and…. Learn more.

The gittern, a small, plucked string instrument, occupied a significant place in the musical landscape of medieval and Renaissance Europe. Its compact size, portability, and relatively …

2024年9月27日 · gittern (plural gitterns) A small, quill-plucked, gut-strung musical instrument, most commonly with three to four strings in doubles courses; it is a flat-backed predecessor of …

彈撥的弦鳴樂器十世紀(或更早)就出現在歐洲，十三世紀時在許多琴種中吉特琴(gittern)為曼陀林的前身，整把琴由一整塊木頭雕成(實心)，是一種梨形圓底的小型彈撥樂器，琴上覆有玫瑰雕紋 …