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ВЯЧЕСЛАВ · 15.01.2010, 18:09

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Сообщение от Cyril Syzransky

Do you think that the image of Italian?

This is unquestionably an Italian - Neapolitan. In that one in the foreground in the hands of the Neapolitan mandolin (with 4 strings), the second Neapolitan tambourine (with bells). Dressed in the fashion of the 17 th century, and judging by the fur box, and Venetian cut out sleeves - very nicely, but with elements of costume and ornaments of the Italian musicians tsygan.Veroyatno is Italian tarantella folk performers.

Кирилл Сызранский · 15.01.2010, 18:24

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Do that that in the foreground in the hands of the Neapolitan mandolin (with 4 strings)

All my life I felt that it was a Neapolitan mandolin 8 strings.
But I will not argue, "with 4 strings", so "with 4" ...
By the way, that's Lady with mandoline.

Кирилл Сызранский · 15.01.2010, 18:30

Mandolin classic pear-shaped, it is Neapolitan, she's Lute.
Indeed, this mandolin in shape resembles a pear sliced in half. This actually is a classical form of the mandolin - in a way she had appeared in Naples in the mid-17 th century, inheriting the "round belly" from my mother-lute. With fully rounded hull shape,

In Neapolitan mandolin strong, deep and soft sound, like "her that." Flat varieties of course inferior to it as a sound.

Neapolitan mandolin, with Four-bedded strings, having commissioned a violin, and another four, being built with previous in unison.
4 +4=8
No?

ВЯЧЕСЛАВ · 15.01.2010, 19:20

That's right - in a modern form of mandolin has 4 pair struny.Mandolina appeared in the XVI century and in the classical form exists in XII.

Кирилл Сызранский · 15.01.2010, 19:24

VYACHESLAV, you sort things out first with lids, and then continue to talk about the sound of mandolins incendiary tarantella.

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Mandolin appeared in the XVI century and in the classical form developed in XII.

I can not grasp the sequence of ...

ВЯЧЕСЛАВ · 15.01.2010, 20:03

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I can not grasp the sequence of ...

Well, you petty nature
".... hands, arms catch fleas." (C)

Кирилл Сызранский · 15.01.2010, 20:06

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Well, you petty nature

Probably.
Learn to pay attention to detail and I thank the teachers for it.

15.01.2010, 18:30	Язык оригинала: Русский #3
Кирилл Сызранский Гуру Регистрация: 26.07.2008 Адрес: РФ, Самара Сообщений: 75,449 Спасибо: 27,871 Поблагодарили 55,339 раз(а) в 24,289 сообщениях Записей в дневнике: 133 Репутация: 102399	Mandolin classic pear-shaped, it is Neapolitan, she's Lute. Indeed, this mandolin in shape resembles a pear sliced in half. This actually is a classical form of the mandolin - in a way she had appeared in Naples in the mid-17 th century, inheriting the "round belly" from my mother-lute. With fully rounded hull shape, In Neapolitan mandolin strong, deep and soft sound, like "her that." Flat varieties of course inferior to it as a sound. Neapolitan mandolin, with Four-bedded strings, having commissioned a violin, and another four, being built with previous in unison. 4 +4=8 No? Миниатюры

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ВЯЧЕСЛАВ Guest Сообщений: n/a	That's right - in a modern form of mandolin has 4 pair struny.Mandolina appeared in the XVI century and in the classical form exists in XII.