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  • Dulcimer

    • This passage provides the information about a musical instrument called a dulcimer.
    • This word was delivered from the Latin and Greek languages.
  • This instrument can be portrayed like a wooden box with several strings stretched across it.
    • At first, this musical instrument was played throughout the Middle East, but then it was brought by Arabic to Spain.
    • And after this it spread all around Europe.
    • The text informs us about various types of the dulcimer, as well as about two common styles of playing.
    • Playing the first style, a performer strikes strings, and the second one involves plucking these strings with fingers or quills.What is interesting is that the number of strings can be differ, as well as the shape of the instrument.
  • For instance, the shape may have the form of a teardrop or a hourglass, with three or four strings.
  • Perhaps, this diversity is the main reason of those debates around the family of string instruments.
  • Where this instrument should be placed during the play also depends on the player.
    • Some placed it either in their laps or on the table in front of them, while others wear it around their necks like guitars.

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