Examples of using Dulcimer in English and their translations into German
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The studios used for Dulcimer.
Dulcimer- Converting an old keyboard to USB.
Geekhack- protoboard version, based on Dulcimer.
She plays the dulcimer, a very rare Polish instrument.
For sub bass recorder with six japanese sound bowls and prepared dulcimer.
Without a dulcimer, without a harp and again you only sing in dialect.
Preserved Local folk costumes, famous dulcimer bands and folk singers.
Our dulcimer was founded September 30, 2005, Mr. Premek Líčeník.
Tasting with sommelier will add a rich banquet and a pleasant atmosphere dulcimer.
Jessica Burri, soprano and dulcimer, presents a Christmas program with 25 very different songs.
Performances female choirs, male choirs and soloists, discussion dulcimer after the concert.
The Dulcitar is essentially a Dulcimer with a vibrating bridge that gives it the Sitar Twang.
Boutique Hotel Tanzberg invites you to Golem brasserie,where from 20.00 hours to the music plays dulcimer CIMBALTRIO.
This Traveller Dulcimer has a smaller body with neck anbd is played like a gutar in front of the body.
Did you never think of also working in original instruments- dulcimer,"Hexenscheit"(precursor to the zither)...?
Neoveská dulcimer originated in autumn 2008 in the Moravian Nova Ves, in the heart of Moravian Slovakia ethnographic field.
On it are his new recordings of traditional melodies,which are otherwise still only performed with dulcimer and zither.
Steenrijke the Rest, that we can also, they thought at Exit Dulcimer and asked to provide a selection from its rich archive the walls permanently.
After a short break Sam Gruber played then in a trio with bass player Sam Truffer(yes, two Sams)as well as Ephraim Salzmann on drums and dulcimer.
The origen of this instrument is from the north american Dulcimer, which is similar to the european Epinette or Scheitholt.
The most commonly heard musical instruments include the"Schwyzerörgeli"(accordion), the violin, bass violin,clarinet and, in certain regions, the dulcimer or Trümpi Jew's harp.
In north america the appalacina dulcimer is envolved from european Scheitholt or Hummel from north Germany and is popular in the folcmusic.
That actually Chris was back in the band again and Patrick only temporary at the dulcimer tonight, I only realised a lot later.
Quantum of Action"is a contemporary piece for dulcimer and guitar, which I wrote especially for 2 pupils for the music competition Prima la Musica.
Sarband brings this cultural melange to life inmusic as the Medieval melodies emerge from the lute, dulcimer, Gothic harp and shawm in new splendor.
The basic structure I map out using guitar or dulcimer, and take it from there… to a large extent, it does depend what instrument I use as to how the final song turns out.
On the other hand a wide range of traditional instruments liketwo beautiful hurdy-gurdies, bagpipe, dulcimer, nyckelharpa(a keyed fiddle nowadays played mostly in Sweden), accordion and flutes.
Performers in movie: Filmmusik with dulcimer, Harp, Electronics and with the choir of University of Music in Regensburg(conducted by Kunibert Schäfer) and with parts of thePetite Messe von Giacomo Rossini.
It was a special moment for Franziska Fleischanderl,when at the age of four she first heard a dulcimer being played and immediately fell in love with its clear sound from the spheres.
Recorded at the famous Firehouse Recording Studios in Los Angeles,and mixed by esteemed engineer Tim Starnes, the Dulcimer and Zither library will add stunning brilliance and color to any scoring palette.