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- Gittern | Medieval, Lute-like, Fretted | Britannica
Gittern, either of two medieval stringed musical instruments, the guitarra latina and the guitarra morisca The latter was also known as the guitarra saracenica The guitarra latina, an ancestor of the modern guitar, usually had four strings and was plucked with a plectrum
- The gittern: a short history – Early Music Muse
The gittern was one of the most important plucked fingerboard instruments of the late medieval period Loved by all levels of society, it was played by royal appointment, in religious service, in taverns, for singing, for dancing, and in duets with the lute Yet we know of no specific pieces played on this instrument
- Gittern (Medieval) – Early Music Instrument Database
Gittern (Medieval) The gittern was shaped very much like the lute but with a smaller pear-shaped body Unlike the lute but like the bowed-string rebec, its neck was integral with its body in a single piece of wood
- Gittern Medieval Instruments: A Historical Guide - Knights Templar
The gittern, with its unique construction and beautiful sound, played a vital role in the creation and performance of medieval music It was an instrument favored by troubadours, court musicians, and minstrels, who used it to entertain and captivate audiences across Europe
- GITTERN Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of GITTERN is a medieval guitar Middle English giterne, from Middle French guiterne, modification of Old Spanish guitarra guitar
- Gitterns | Gittern Maker | Gittern Builder - George Stevens
A gittern was the first instrument I ever built when I started learning luthiery in 1989 I based my original designs on the only known surviving example of the instrument, a five course gittern made by Hans Ott in Nuremberg c 1450, a period in which I would suggest the use of gitterns was in decline (incredibly for such an early period, it has
- Gittern Musical Instrument Facts - worldofmusicality. com
What is a Gittern Instrument? The Gittern is a historical string instrument from the Middle Ages, often considered a precursor to modern lutes and guitars It was a small, pear-shaped instrument made from a single piece of wood and had a bright, clear sound
- Diabolus in Musica - Gittern
T he gittern was a common medieval instrument It originated some time in the 13th century, and had largely died out by the end of the 15th century It resembles a small lute, but its body is carved from the solid
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