Autoharp |
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Board zither |
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| Inventor(s) | Karl August Gütter, Charles F. Zimmermann |
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Zither, marxophone, dolceola |
An autoharp, also known as a chord zither, is a stringed instrument (or musical instrument). It is in the zither family (of instruments). It is used for accompaniment in folk and country music, where chords are played by strumming strings while button-controlled bars mute all but the desired chord's strings.
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| By region | | East and Southeast Asia |
- Ajaeng
- Đàn tranh
- Gayageum
- Geomungo
- Guqin
- Guzheng
- Ichigenkin
- Indonesian siter
- Kacapi
- Khim
- Koto
- Se
- Yangqin
- Yanggeum
- Yazheng
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| West and South Asia | |
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| Europe |
- Autoharp
- Bowed psaltery
- Cimbalom
- Epinette des Vosges
- Gusli
- Hammered dulcimer
- Hummel
- Kantele
- Kannel
- Kanklės
- Kokles
- Kusle
- Krez
- Langeleik
- Langspil
- Psaltery
- Psalterium
- Scheitholt
- Streichmelodion
- Tambourine de Bearn
- Tsymbaly
- Violinzither
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| Americas |
- Appalachian dulcimer
- Mexican salterio
- Tremoloa
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| Manufacturers |
- Musical Instrument Factory of Riga
- Oscar Schmidt
- Tōkai
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