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Bookmark or Share- Getting Started | Zither USThis will ensure the formation of good habits that will carry you along in your zither playing pursuits. Practicing. Practicing frequently for a minimum of 1/2 hour each day is a must. This is necessary to build muscle memory so your playing will gradually make the transition from slow and choppy to smooth and effortless.
- Zither - WikipediaA concert zither may have from 29 to 38 strings, with 34 or 35 being most typical. These are arranged as follows: four or five fretted melody strings, placed above a guitar-like fretboard; 12 unfretted "accompaniment" strings; followed by 12 unfretted "bass" strings; followed by a varying number of "contrabass" strings, with five or six being ...
- Zither | Traditional German Instrument, Stringed & Frettedzither, any stringed musical instrument whose strings are the same length as its soundboard. The European zither consists of a flat, shallow sound box across which some 30 or 40 gut or metal strings are stretched. The strings nearest the player run above a fretted fingerboard against which they are stopped by the left hand to provide melody notes; they are plucked by a plectrum worn on the ...
- German Zither Music - YouTubeEtienne de Lavaulx playing Let It Be on a 1925 German Zither.www.etiennedelavaulx.com.au
- Home | Zither USHere you will find information pertaining to the concert zither, an instrument with Alpine origins commonly associated with the German-speaking lands of Europe. The concert zither has an incredibly rich history here in the US. By providing a venue to share its history and music, it's hoped that interest will be renewed and new players will be ...
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