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The bouzouki is of Greek origin, but was "adopted" by Irish musicians on the 60's. The round-backed Greek model was changed to a flat back, and 2 extra strings were added to give the typical Irish bouzouki.
The most common tunings for accompaniment are GDAd and ADAd; GDAe is sometimes used.
The bouzouki is particularly suited to the accompaniment of Irish music because of its open sound, and it the possibility of playing modal chords and a mixture of harmonic and melodic accompaniment, to enhance all the nuances of the music.
Recommended listening : Planxty, Nomos, Alec Finn (De Danaan)
Flat-back solid wood bouzouki. Loud and mellow tone with plenty of resonance.
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€349.99
Mandole ou octave mandolin du fabricant Ashbury. Excellent fabrication, entièrement en bois massif, avec accessoires de qualité.
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€349.99
4-string closed back tenor banjo from Ashbury. Excellent sound and intonation.
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€249.99
Hand-made electro-acoustic bouzouki from Dave Freshwater. With pickup and 3-band graphic exualiser. Complete with case.
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Hand-made electro-acoustic octave mandola (short-scale bouzouki)from Dave Freshwater. With pickup and 3-band graphic exualiser. Complete with case.
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8-string Irish bouzouki, with 3-band graphic equalizer, gig bag & spare strings
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€229.99
Bouzouki irlandais acoustique à fond plat. Idéal pour jeu mélodique (gamme courte)
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€199.99
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