vihuela造句

• The book is the first collection of vihuela music in history.
• With Emilio Pujol he studied the vihuela and ancient music notation.
• He reported instruments including the clarinet, violin and vihuela.
• She plays vihuela and enjoys the high, loud pitch of the instrument.
• Modern versions of the vihuela continue to be made.
• It may have been intended as a book for students of the vihuela.
• Hall's main field of study is the baroque guitar and vihuela.
• When it was played by hand it was known as the vihuela de mano.
• These include the vihuela, Renaissance lute, theorbo, Baroque guitars and the baroque lute.
• The vihuela became popular in Spain and Italy and remained common until the late 16th century.
• He also studied the vihuela with Pujol and researched about the guitar s history and literature.
• It has an alternating rhythmic pattern in the armon韆 ( guitars, vihuela ) and guitarr髇.
• Early viols did not have sound posts, either ( again reflecting their plucked vihuela siblings ).
• He also studied the vihuela with Pujol and researched about the guitar's history and literature.
• Instead, the lute like vihuela appeared with two more strings that gave it more range and complexity.
• The dances are arranged in miniature Spanish influence, possibly because of vihuela cultivation in 16th century Italy.
• It includes pieces for two vihuelas, for vihuela and another instrument, and for vihuela and voice.
• It includes pieces for two vihuelas, for vihuela and another instrument, and for vihuela and voice.
• Several sacred motets are extant, as well as about ten secular songs in intabulated versions for vihuela.
• He learnt to play the vihuela, the tiple, the guitar, the lute and the mandolin.