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Mandora

The mandora or gallichon is a type of 18th- and early 19th-century lute, with six to nine courses of strings. The terms were interchangeable, with mandora more commonly used from the mid-18th century onwards.

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related to Further reading · 109
Mandora → Alternative Lutes, Baron, Basslauten-Instrumente, Basslauten-Instrumente Colascione, Berlin, Berliner Lautentabulaturen, Bestimmung, Bremen, Calachon, Calichon, Callachon, CD Tactus, Century, Century Mandores, Chitarrone, Colachons, Colascione, Con, Considerazioni, Course
related to Construction · 29
Mandora → Antonio Monzino, Antonio Scoti, Augsburg, David Buchstetter, David Tecchler, Enrico Ebar, Genoa, German, German-made, Giuseppe Presbler, Gregor Ferdinand Wenger, Hamburg, However, Innsbruck, Italian, Italian-style, Jacob Goldt, Jacob Weiss, Luthiers, Martino Hell
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Mandora → Andrea Mayr, Bavaria, British, Camerloher, Chris Hirst, Duke Clement, Few, Georg Philipp Telemann, Germanic, Giuseppe Antonio Brescianello, Johann Albrechtsberger, Johann Anton Logy, Johann Friedrich Daube, Johann Paul Schiffelholz, Josef, Joseph, Many, Michael Zink, Other, Placidus
related to history · 11
Mandora → Austria, Bohemia, Germany, It, Italy, James Tyler, Similar, The, The Early Mandolin, Then, Tyler
related to External links · 6
Mandora → Colascione, Italian, Molitor, Pictures, Reproduction, Website
see also · 4
Mandora → German, Kobza, Lute, Ukrainian

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lute century instruments 18th early used der calichon instrument music also colascione german italian gallichon courses type strings sources bass

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Johann Anton Logyinstance ofMany have no composers attributed but in recent years studies of concordances are beginning to uncover music by composers0.80text
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