Примери за използване на Tamboura на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Pickup for Bulgarian Tamboura, with warm sound.
In it Villoteau classified five different kinds of tamboura.
Traditional Bulgarian tamboura- bulgaria with 6 strings.
Bulgarian tamboura is known under these names from Algeria and Egypt, to Pamir and Afghanistan up to date as well.
The most ancient Arabic authors of musical tractates testify that tamboura was widely used in the Orient.
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Traditional Bulgarian tamboura- bulgaria with tapered body and 4 strings.
The French scientist François-Joseph Fétis wrote,that baylama/baglama means children's tamboura because of its small dimensions.
Strings for Bulgarian tamboura with 8 strings- for students.
She graduated from the National School of Fine Arts"Philip Kutev",Kotel in 2001, with the first specialty of folk singing and second specialty tamboura.
Traditional Bulgarian tamboura- bulgaria with 8 strings and wooden frets.
Krassi Jeliazkov, an outstanding musician and scholar is the expert on one of the most important andinteresting instrument of Bulgarian folklore, namely the Tamboura.
Traditional Bulgarian tamboura with 6 strings- widespread in Bulgaria.
The ensemble of the Danube Ensemble already has new gadulka, Thracian kavali, contrabass, drum,kaba-gaida and tamboura and the Sinfonietta- Vidin- with clarinet and bassoon.
Traditional Bulgarian small tamboura with 3 strings disseminated mainly in Radomir area;
Besides the amateur ensembles that are active, there are also painting schools, piano classes,accordion, tamboura, folk dance school, and so on, at the Community center.
Traditional Bulgarian tamboura- bulgaria with 2 strings used actively during the XIX& XX century.
Arabic traveler Ahmed ibn Fadlan wrote that they placed drinks,fruits and a tamboura in the graves of the deceased rulers of Volga Bulgaria.
Traditional Bulgarian tamboura- bulgaria with 6 strings, popular in villages and towns of Bulgaria.
The information printed out in the work of Villoteau“Description De L'Egipte” that only Turks, Jews,Greeks and sometimes Armenian people played tamboura in Egypt, but never Egyptians, testified in support of this.
A contemporary Bulgarian tamboura- bulgaria with 4 strings manufactured by Ali Kehaiov in 2007.
At present, the lovers of this instrument can experience satisfaction from the fact that finally they can hold in their hands a book which is simultaneously a learning tool for playing tamboura, and a theoretically grounded research work designed to meet a pressing need.
A contemporary Bulgarian bass tamboura manufactured from Gabrovo master Stefan Stefanov at the end of XX century.
Its author Krassimir Jeliazkov, a prominent figure in other genres of music has managed to overcome technological limitations and with the breadth of a large-scale musical culture and literacy to lead students and readers not only in the traditional heritage of this instrument, butalso in the problems of modern interpretation of tamboura.”.
Bulgarian tamboura- boulgaria is the only musical instrument in human history which bears the ethnonym of a nation.
In it the oldest then master of stringed instruments, Manolis Vlahakis,born in 1894 in the city of Herakleon on the island of Crete says that the tamboura with length of 55 to 65 centimeters and with three double strings tuned on clean quints or quarts is called μπουλγκαρί(boulgari) or μπαγλαμάς(baglamas).
In Western Balkans, tamboura is encountered exceptionally in the regions of Slavonia, Voyvodina, South Hungary, Herzegovina and Zagreb.
If you can not find the“Bulgarian tamboura- Mystery and Inspiration” in the commercial network of the Bulgaria you can easily buy it HERE.
Bulgarian tamboura demonstrates active presence on the Balkan Peninsula, Asia Minor and a part of the Mediterranean region- lands populated by Thracians or territories which they developed active commercial activities on.
A contemporary Bulgarian tamboura with 4 strings manufactured from Gabrovo master Stefan Stefanov in the 90s of XX century.
A contemporary Bulgarian tamboura- bisernitsa(piccolo) with 6 strings manufactured from Gabrovo master Stefan Stefanov in the 90s of XX century.