- The
alphorn or
alpenhorn or
alpine horn is a labrophone,
consisting of a
straight several-meter-long
wooden natural horn of
conical bore, with a wooden...
- Instrument(s)
Vocals guitars b****
piano organ keyboards drums percussion alpenhorn Years active 1996–present
Labels K
Records P.W.
Elverum & Sun KNW-YR-OWN...
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country to country.
Frequently they
include music (e.g. the
playing of
Alpenhorns),
dance (e.g. Schuhplattler),
sports (e.g.
wrestling marches and archery)...
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candidates vying for Donnelly's soon-to-be-vacated ****embly seat". The
Alpenhorn News.
Archived from the
original on
March 9, 2014.
Retrieved March 8,...
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unique musical instruments,
including the "trembita" (trâmbiţa), a type of
alpenhorn, as well
multiple varieties of the fife, or sopilka, that are used to...
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major key
melodies and
simple harmonies.
Typical instruments range from
alpenhorns to hackbretts,
zithers and
acoustic guitars, and even
violas and harmonicas...
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musical instrument,
rather than the
German Handorgel. The alphorn, or the
alpenhorn, is a trumpet-like
musical instrument made of wood. The use of the alphorn...
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tulnic is a
unique type of
doina in
which the
melody resembles a type of
Alpenhorn called the tulnic. Garfias, Robert. "The
Romanian Doina". Academia. Retrieved...
- dogs. The
trembita has a
timbre that is much
brighter than that of the
alpenhorn due to its
narrow bore and very
minor flare. The
trembita has no lateral...
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tulnic –
Romanian folk
music pla**** with the
alpenhorn. Ca trù – a
style of
Vietnamese chamber music performed by one lute player...