The Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 21American Folk-lore Society, 1963 |
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Strana 205
... Gypsies . A third , the Bagpipe , may be added in Western Asia and the greater part of Europe . Another , the Oboe , is characteristic of the Gypsies ; and it is by no means improbable that they introduced it into Europe . The violin ...
... Gypsies . A third , the Bagpipe , may be added in Western Asia and the greater part of Europe . Another , the Oboe , is characteristic of the Gypsies ; and it is by no means improbable that they introduced it into Europe . The violin ...
Strana 207
... Gypsy instrument in Rumania and the whole Balkan Peninsula . In Russia it is much used , but mostly by the wandering Gypsies . The settled Gypsies , who comprise the favorite Gypsy choruses , generally have a guitar for accompaniment ...
... Gypsy instrument in Rumania and the whole Balkan Peninsula . In Russia it is much used , but mostly by the wandering Gypsies . The settled Gypsies , who comprise the favorite Gypsy choruses , generally have a guitar for accompaniment ...
Strana 213
... Gypsies ; and to - day its use is almost confined to the Gypsies in or near Rumania . There one word for it is Nai . The Gypsies in parts of southeastern Europe also use sürnaí ( zürná ) for their oboe . The use of this instrument there ...
... Gypsies ; and to - day its use is almost confined to the Gypsies in or near Rumania . There one word for it is Nai . The Gypsies in parts of southeastern Europe also use sürnaí ( zürná ) for their oboe . The use of this instrument there ...
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