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Mandocello

The mandocello (Italian: mandoloncello, Liuto cantabile, liuto moderno) is a plucked string instrument of the mandolin family. It is larger than the mandolin, and is the baritone instrument of the mandolin family. Its eight strings are in four paired courses, with the strings in each course tuned in unison. Overall tuning of the courses is in fifths like…

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Classification
String instrument (plucked)
Hornbostel–Sachs classification
321.322 (Composite chordophone)

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Tuning and range

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Image in contemporary music

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related to Image in contemporary music · 28
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related to Usage · 21
Mandocello → An, Australia, Bill Monroe, Celtic, Classical Mandolin Society Convention, CMSA, CMSA Mandolin Journal, Dr, Germany, However, Imhoff, In, It, Italian, James Imhoff, More, Raffaele Calace, Santa Rosa, The, UK
related to Further reading · 18
Mandocello → Bouzouki, Cabot Books, CGDA Standard Tuning, Chords, Cork, Ireland, Irish Banjo, ISBN, John, Loesberg, Mandolin, OCLC, Random House, Richards, Tenor Mandola, The Mandocello Chord Bible, Tobe, United Kingdom
related to history · 16
Mandocello → Baroque, Europe, Giovanni Battista Gervasio, It, Italian, Italian Vinaccia, Italy, Like, Mandolins, Naples, Notable, Pietro Denis, Signor Gabriele Leone, The, This, Vinaccia
related to Notable uses · 14
Mandocello → David, Devon, England, English, European, GDAD, Geoff Goodman, Hands, Knightley, Knightly, New York, Nicholas Oddie, Show, Steve Knightley
related to Tuning and range · 11
Mandocello → A3, A3 A3, C2, C2 C2, D3, D3 D3, G2, G2 G2, Hz, The, Usually
related to Construction · 10
Mandocello → Bowl-back, Gibson, Gibson Guitar Corporation, Gibson's, Modern, The, United States, Vega, Vinaccia, X-bracing
related to Photographs · 6
Mandocello → Ferrara, Gabriele Pandini Workshop, Hood's Converted Baxendale Mandocello, ItalyCarlo Mazzaccara Workshop, ItalyPictures, Naples
related to Layout of strings · 3
Mandocello → Because, The, There
Classification · 1
Mandocello → String instrument (plucked)

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MandocelloClassificationString instrument (plucked)1.00infobox
MandocelloHornbostel–Sachs classification321.322 (Composite chordophone)1.00infobox
Mandocellorelated to ConstructionVinaccia0.60section
Mandocellorelated to ConstructionGibson Guitar Corporation0.60section
Mandocellorelated to ConstructionUnited States0.60section
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Mandocellorelated to ConstructionGibson0.60section
Mandocellorelated to ConstructionVega0.60section
Mandocellorelated to ConstructionBowl-back0.60section
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Mandocellorelated to ConstructionModern0.60section
Mandocellorelated to ConstructionX-bracing0.60section

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    Mandocello

    Nodes75
    Edges74
    Triples129
    Avg. degree1.97
    Density0.026667
    Components1
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