- The
langeleik, also
called langleik, is a
Norwegian stringed folklore musical instrument, a
droned zither. The
langeleik has only one
melody string and...
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several similar European instruments: the
Swedish hummel, the
Norwegian langeleik, the
German scheitholt, and the
French épinette des Vosges. Folk historian...
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instrument similar to an
older type of
zither and is
related to the
Norwegian langeleik. The name is
thought to come from the
German word Hummel,
meaning "bumblebee"...
- (Cambodia)
kumuz (Kyrgyzstan)
Kutiyapi (Philippines)
Kwitra (Algeria)
Langeleik (Norway)
Laouto (Greece) Laúd (Spain, Cuba) Laúd,
Philippines Lavta Liuqin...
- Kora (West Africa) Koto (****an) Krar (Ethiopia)
Kutiyapi (Philippines)
Langeleik (Norway) Laúd
Liuqin (China) Lute (Europe)
Archlute Theorbo Lyre (Ancient...
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instruments Kwitra chordophones 3 Algeria,
Saudi Arabia stringed instruments Langeleik chordophones 3
Norway stringed instruments Laouto chordophones 321.321-6...
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Norwegian folk
music magazine Spelemannsbladet from 2007. He is an able
langeleik player himself. In 2010 the
magazine was
discontinued but
resurfaced as...
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uniquely national instrument in the same way as
Norway (hardingfele and
langeleik),
Finland (kantele), and
Sweden (nyckelharpa and drejelire). v t e...
- 1809–1899) pla**** the
traditional Norwegian zither-like instrument, the
langeleik. A
native of
Vestre Slidre in the
Valdres district, she
became known throughout...
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widespread throughout Europe, are now
primarily found in
Norway (the
langeleik),
Iceland (the langspil),
Flanders (the hummel), Hungary, as well as France...
