Assertion: lute's string | /r/Synonym | prystrunky
Facets:
value: by strings
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: In the mid 18th century additional strings known as "prystrunky" began to appear.
text: Several facts could be mentioned apropos the influence of Kobza-Bandura on the development of modern unfrettable bandura: a) even in the 19th century most of banduras were symmetric, which is typical for all lute-like instruments; b) the "harped" strings on bandura's deck are called "prystrunky/by-strings", a clear inference of secondary importance; c) some functional names of kobza strings later have casually transferred to the ones on bandura; d) similar traditional repertoire and performance styles with both "kobzars" and "bandurists"; e) inconvenience of unfrettable bandura when performing "in the ballad manner", compared to absolute ease to do so on a kobza, etc.
text: In the mid 18th century additional strings known as "prystrunky" began to appear.
text: By the mid 18th century, the instrument had developed into a form with approximately four to six stoppable strings strung along the neck (with or without frets) (tuned in 4ths) and up to sixteen treble strings, known as prystrunky, strung in a diatonic scale across the soundboard.
text: These instruments usually have some 12-20-23 strings, tuned diatonically (4-6 bass strings and 16-18 treble strings known as prystrunky).
text: They have 55-65 metal strings (12 to 17 basses and 50 treble strings known as prystrunky)
text: By the mid 18th century, the instrument had developed into a form with approximately four to six stoppable strings strung along the neck (with or without frets) (tuned in 4ths) and up to sixteen treble strings, known as prystrunky, strung in a diatonic scale across the soundboard.
text: These instruments usually have some 12-20-23 strings, tuned diatonically (4-6 bass strings and 16-18 treble strings known as prystrunky).
text: They have 55-65 metal strings (12 to 17 basses and 50 treble strings known as prystrunky)