- The
colascione (or calascione, Italian: [kolaˈʃʃoːne], French:
colachon [kɔlaˈʃɔ̃], also
sometimes known as
liuto della giraffa meaning giraffe-lute, a...
- d'amore
Viola pomposa Tenor violin Cello Violoncello piccolo Contrab****
Colascione Violone Lute
Theorbo Archlute Angélique
Mandore Mandolin Baroque guitar...
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founder and
original publisher was John
Colascione who had been
involved with Long Island-based publications.
Colascione said in an
interview with
Richard Lau...
- Çiftelia (Albania and Kosovo)
Citole Cittern Cobza (Romania and Hungary)
Colascione Contrab****
Cuatro Cuk (Indonesia) Cümbüş (Turkey) Đàn bầu (Vietnam) Đàn...
- 2007.
Archived from the
original on 2005-03-10.
Retrieved 2007-06-25.
Colascione, John (2012).
Mastering Your Website: Insider's
Guide to
Fully Understanding...
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modern era (1933-1993).
Chiesa called the
instrument the
colascione,
incorrectly as the
colascione is a
different instrument.
Gottfried Finger suggested...
- Algiers,
rescued from it by the King of Poland. The
brothers pla**** the
colascione and
colascioncino and guitar. Domenico's name is
attached to six sonatas...
- (Hg.),
Gitarrenmusik des 16-18.
Jahrhunderts 2, nach
Tabulaturen für
Colascione,
Mandora und Angelica, (Leipzig: 1971) Hans
Radtke (Hg.), Ausgewählte...
- neck, oval
shaped body and
round back." He also felt it
related to the
Colascione.
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media related to
Guitarra morisca. Wright, Lawrence...
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website Owner(s) Long
Island Media Inc.
Publisher John
Colascione Editor Christopher Boyle Founded 2002
Headquarters Commack, New York Website...
