VIDEO Tzouras - Μulberry - Musical instrument of Rebetiko

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Handmade Greek Baglamas.
VIDEO:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niwKbGZoZnw
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Bowl made by Mulberry
Top made by Spruce
Neck made by Linden
Fingerboard made by Ebony
The Tzouras was reintroduced and brought to Greece by immigrants from Asia Minorin the early 1900's. The Trichordo Bouzouki has three pairs of strings, each pair tuned the same. It is tuned to "re", "la", "re", (d,a,d,) The (re) string is the basis for the melody, while the A and second D strings are used for playing chords. The first bottom (D) string is known as Kantini. The sound of the top (D) string is known as Bourgana. In the olden days, the Bouzouki was tuned to accompany the different modes (styles of songs) being played. This type of tuning is called Ntouzeni (Du-zeni), and is essential to preparation to playing. The bouzouki is played with a pick, but in the past it was played with a feather or a piece of wood carved from a cherry tree. This helps to create the distinctive sound of Bouzouki playing. In the early part of the 20th century the "Rebetes" played the Bouzouki and the (baglama), later they added the guitar for chords. The (baglama) is a smaller version of the Bouzouki. The baglama is tuned (re,la,re) exactly like the (trichordo) Bouzouki. The baglama was an easy instrument to carry because of its small size. Today the baglama is used to add color and to give a precise, distinct, vibrato sound to the composition.
Our instruments are shipped in secure packages, and they are labelled as "fragile" in the postal office.
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