bouzouki

The musical instrument called the bouzouki originated in which country?

June 2007

Second, the band Planxty incorporated a number of Eastern European influences into their sound, most notably modal chord structures and a Greek plucked instrument called the bouzouki, when they emerged onto the scene in the early seventies.

The Bothy Band

For the tour, the band added Greek-American Dmitri Mahlis, who played oud though he's better known as a bouzouki player, and Canadian tabla player Satnam Ramgotra.

Khorasan

For about the same price, a used Flatiron "bouzouki" or OM is a good choice; I've been very satisfied with my 3-K for about 25 years.

Mandolin Cafe News

His Twitter account lists Tehran, Iran, as his fictional hometown and provides the following self-description: "Writer, creative director, Irish bouzouki player & supervised lunatic."

Tom Matlack: Where Have All the Mad Men Gone?

The Marlow series also continues to focus mainly on the tradition Papas espoused -- though Papas wasn't too particular about who or what he taught, from banjo to bouzouki.

Washington is once again taking pride of place in its classical guitar tradition

From there I will add both real instruments that I can play pretty well like mandolin, lap steel, Irish bouzouki, various electric guitars, harmonica, and glockenspiel as well as virtual instruments in Logic like organ, piano, strings, and synthesizers that are played via a MIDI keyboard.

20 Questions with SciFi Songster John Anealio

Mr. Urata plays guitar, bouzouki and piano, and shares trumpet duties with Mr. King.

Bold New Music, Old-World Sound

They are multi-instrumentalists who can switch to ballads and laments, adding in bagpipes, bouzouki, flutes, wailingTurkish horns, blues harp or even a twanging, virtuoso duet on duelling mouth harps.

Muzsikás featuring Márta Sebestyén: Fly Bird, Fly – review

A surround-sound childhood of traditional Greek music led Stelios to the bouzouki at the age of 8.

Phil Ramone and Danielle Evin: Dog Ears Music: Volume 202