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tamburitza

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tam·bu·rit·za  (tm-brt-s, tmb-rts)
n.
A Balkan stringed instrument similar to a mandolin in shape and sound.

[Serbo-Croatian tamburica, diminutive of tàmbura, stringed instrument, from Ottoman Turkish ambra, from Persian anbra; see tamboura.]


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00 Hardcover Greenwood guides to American roots music ML3551 This volume, part of a series that explores music associated with specific regions in the US, consists of five essays on ethnic and border music, specifically Cajun music and Zydeco, Irish music, Chicano/Latino music, Native American music, and polka and tamburitza.
and "Tamburitza Lingua," feature DiFranco's expansive solo talent as she plays every instrument--from key bass to tamburitza, from electric guitar to tongue drum.
Zivili ended each show by inviting audience members to request favorite songs and to dance to music played by the ensemble's tamburitza orchestra.
 
 
 
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