[DOC] [TLE] Crwth - Wikipedia [PAR] The crwth also called a crowd or rote, is an archaic stringed instrument, 
associated particularly with Welsh music, once widely played in Europe. ... In 
Wales, the crwth long took second place to the harp in the musical ... and a tuning 
key or wrench, were usually bowed with a horsehair and wood bow. .... Dance & 
Tune Types. [DOC] [TLE] Lyre - Wikipedia [PAR] The lyre (Greek: , lra) is a string instrument known for its use in Greek 
classical antiquity ... Greek vase with muse playing the phorminx, a type of lyre ... 
However, later lyres were played with a bow, including in Europe and parts of the 
... that the lyre might have existed in one of Greece's neighboring countries, either
... [DOC] [TLE] crwth | musical instrument | Britannica.com [PAR] Crwth, Latin chorus, Middle English crouth, bowed Welsh lyre played from the 
European Middle ... The five basic types are bows, harps, lutes, lyres, and zithers. [DOC] [TLE] Crwth [PAR] Crwth is a generic term denoting several small lyres that flourished in western 
Britain ... It seems that some players held the instrument with its lower end either 
at the ... a genre that probably emerged in southern and central Europe when the 
bow, ... the function of the modern instrument was that of a fiddle at country 
dances. [DOC] [TLE] Crwth - Revolvy [PAR] In Wales, the crwth long took second place to the harp in the musical hierarchy. 
.... but is today played mainly in Estonia , particularly among that nation's 
Swedish .... The bowed psaltery is a type of psaltery or zither that is played with a 
bow . [DOC] [TLE] Tagged: Crwth | americymru.net [PAR] One type of crwth music was used for competitive solo dancing. ... Occasionally 
the crwth was also played in ensemble with the harp, or telyn. .... 900, the bow 
and fingerboard was applied to some native yoke lyres. ..... Certainly the late 18th 
/ early 19th century enthusiasm for Scottish country dance music and traditional... [DOC] [TLE] Different Kinds of Harps - The Celtic Harp Page [PAR] Different kinds of harps, from ancient to modern - the ancestors of the Celtic harp 
up ... and bow-shaped harps (common in ancient Egypt, Turkey, and other 
countries). ... Crowde, croude; W. crwth, a bulge, crowd, violin; Gael. cruit, a violin
, harp. ... To play the sharps, one reached between the strings of the left row, or 
played... [DOC] [TLE] Medieval Minstrels: Trouvere | String Instruments [PAR] There were basically two types of strings used on medieval and Tudor 
instruments ... If an instrument has frets, it also becomes possible to play different 
strings at the same ... In medieval times, the harp was popular in many countries, 
and harps ... It began to lose popularity as the fiddle, citole and lute became 
popular, and it... [DOC] [TLE] Glossary of Musical Instruments by Hobgoblin Music [PAR] ... of a wooden stick which is strung with a steel string to form the bow shape, a 
gourd with ... Bombo: large sheepskin drum. from Spain and South America. ... 
Celtic Harp: Small instrument of 24 to 34 strings around 1m tall, with curved neck 
and pillar. .... Gadulka: Bulgarian type of fiddle played upright; usually rests on 
knee. [DOC] [TLE] Jouhikko | a bowed lyre, related to welsh crwth and swedish ... [PAR] A lyre, played with a bow like a violin. ... Benjamin plays the Crwth ! Enjoy this 
lovely ancient instrument! Save ...... The ancient type survives in Greece and 
other countries of the southern Balkans, but rarely as elaborately decorated as 
this one. [DOC] [TLE] Music Sampler - KET [PAR] The Welsh crwth is similar to an instrument played 5,000 years ago in ... Wales 
has a strong folk music tradition that is related to the Celtic music of countries like 
Ireland and ... The crwth is a stringed lyre with which a bow is used to play the 
strings. ... One specific type of singing that originated in Wales is Penillion singing

Question: The crwth of this country is a type of lyre played with a bow
Answer: Wales