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- string instruments - What gives a Chinese Pipa its unique timbre in . . .
A bowl backed mandolin still has a 'guitarish' character (ignoring the double coursing) There are pipa with resonance holes (some historical some modern) I don't think an alternative tuning would be enough to make a guiar sound like a pipa As I understand it a modern pipa uses nylon strings wrapped in steel so they are similar to guitar strings
- How do East Asian instruments (Shamisen, pipa, etc. ) get their unique . . .
Is it because of the tuning of the strings, what the strings are made of, or the shape of it? Or something completely else? Would it be possible to replicate the sound with a regular guitar?
- How to create a spanner for a fingering in lilypond
I'm engraving scores for pipa, a sibling instrument of classical guitar (Pipa and guitar do have the same ancestor from central Asia) One of the most common right-hand fingering on pipa is called Lunzhi, literally "rotating fingers"
- Music notation software for JianPu and erhu notation
My wife's band, which features the erhu, uses music notation like the page shown below We want to take hand-written scanned faxed from stained napkins with bad handwriting and two-side bleedthrough and turn it into neatly typed pages like this
- What is the difference between portamento and glissando?
Although the two terms are often conflated, and although there are plenty of situations where the difference isn't noticeable, the intended difference is that portamento is a relatively quick pitch slide between all or most of the notes during a melody or melody section
- What is a raga? - Music: Practice Theory Stack Exchange
I think the "non-constructible set" concept is actually more confusing than descriptions of what a raga is As far as I can tell, a raga is a whole group of musical concepts put together to form a framework from which an entire work of music can be created
- How do I convert Piano songs for Guitar?
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- theory - What is the name for a fluid transition between two tones . . .
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