kithara
| Plucked string instrument of ancient Greece. See lyre. |
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| Featured teachers: Valerie Hartzell, Kithara Duo, Frank Koonce, Beau Benson and Valdemar Phoenix. Smith considers ancient Greek lyres and kitharas, because humanists during the European Renaissance misidentified the lute with these instruments, transferring the mythic and historical tales about them to Renaissance thought and practice. |
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