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Traditionally the laúd is used by folk string musical groups, such as Spanish or Filipino rondalla string ensembles, together with the guitar and the bandurria. Like the bandurria , it is tuned in fourths, but its range is one octave lower.
The laud has a larger body than the bandurria and the body meets the neck at the 12th fret. Both instruments are tuned in 4ths. The strings are grouped in pairs which are technically called courses. They are both traditionally tuned G# G#, C#C#, F#F#,bb, ee, aa--from the 12th to the 1st string.
4 lut 2024 · Spanish for “lute,” the laud is another string instrument you’ll find in Spain. It’s similar to the bandurria and other string instruments, however, the laud’s neck is longer than that on a bandurria.
21 kwi 2012 · La família de los laúdes españoles esta compuesta por el Bandurrín, Bandurria soprano o Bandurria, Laudín o Bandurria cotra alto (entre el Laúd tenor y la Bandurria soprano), Laúd (Laúd tener o Laud) y Archilaúd, Arxilaúd, Laudón o Laúd barítono. Se componen de una caja de resonancia de construcción similar a la de la guitarra ...
The Bandurria is a traditional Spanish plucked string instrument that holds a significant place in the country’s folk music heritage, known for its unique construction and resonant sound. It is distinguished by its round back and a varying number of strings, typically 12, arranged in six courses.
La variedad de instrumentos (bandurrín, bandurria, laúd contralto, laúd tenor, guitarra, archilaúd y bajo) de que dispone el Grupo Iberico permite una variedad sonora y de recursos técnicos y de expresión que posibilitan enriquecer sus interpretaciones de manera notable.
The laud has a larger body than the bandurria and the body meets the neck at the 12th fret; in contrast, on the bandurria the body meets the neck at the 7th fret. Both instruments are tuned in 4ths. The strings are grouped in pairs which are technically called courses.
