Category:Waldzither

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Waldzither is a plucked string instrument of the cittern family, which came up around 1900 in Thüringen. Despite of name, it is not a zither, but rather belongs, like cittern, to the necked box lutes family.

The Waldzither is a German type of cittern, as develop in other countries have their own cittern-variants; for example, the Portuguese guitar in Portugal, the English guitar in England, and the Irish bouzouki in Ireland.

  for descendants of medieval Scheitholt, which was named in 19th century after "(neck) zither", the cittern family instruments in Germany.

  for yet another instrument which share the name of "Deutsche Laute".

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  • cittern - (Thüringer) waldzither. ATLAS of Plucked Instruments. "The waldzither became popular in Germany in the first half of the 20th century. It is a far relative of the English guittar, but has only 5 courses (missing the 2nd lowest bass string). It is like a (4 course) Harzzither, with an extra (single) bass string."
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German style of cittern
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