francisco trujillo
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Que tal, foro..
Para todos los interesados en variantes de la guitarra popular en el mundo, les comento que en Colombia hay tambien un cordofono llamado "tiple" de 12 cuerdas en grupso de a cuatro.Un inventor lo combinó con la guitarra en un curioso hibrido, para quienes desean conocerlo,aqui esta el link www.simbiofono.com... agradezco sus comentarios.
(hay otras variantes del tiple en hispanoamerica)
Tambien una pequeña definicion del tiple colombiano, aun sin traducir (disculpas)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiple
The Tiple of Colombia
A small instrument of the guitar family, similar to a ukulele, with 12 strings in 4 sets. Associated with the Andean region of Colombia. Tiple virtuoso David Puerta has this to say about the Colombian Tiple "The tiple is a Colombian adaptation of the Renaissance Spanish vihuela brought to the New World in the 16th century by the Spanish conquistadors," Puerta says. "At the end of the 19th century, it evolved to its present shape. Its 12 strings are arranged in four groups of three: the first group consists of three steel strings tuned to E, the second, third and fourth groups have a copper string in the middle of two steel strings. The central ones are tuned one octave lower than the surrounding strings of the group. This arrangement produces the set of harmonics that gives the instrument its unique voice."
Para todos los interesados en variantes de la guitarra popular en el mundo, les comento que en Colombia hay tambien un cordofono llamado "tiple" de 12 cuerdas en grupso de a cuatro.Un inventor lo combinó con la guitarra en un curioso hibrido, para quienes desean conocerlo,aqui esta el link www.simbiofono.com... agradezco sus comentarios.
(hay otras variantes del tiple en hispanoamerica)
Tambien una pequeña definicion del tiple colombiano, aun sin traducir (disculpas)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiple
The Tiple of Colombia
A small instrument of the guitar family, similar to a ukulele, with 12 strings in 4 sets. Associated with the Andean region of Colombia. Tiple virtuoso David Puerta has this to say about the Colombian Tiple "The tiple is a Colombian adaptation of the Renaissance Spanish vihuela brought to the New World in the 16th century by the Spanish conquistadors," Puerta says. "At the end of the 19th century, it evolved to its present shape. Its 12 strings are arranged in four groups of three: the first group consists of three steel strings tuned to E, the second, third and fourth groups have a copper string in the middle of two steel strings. The central ones are tuned one octave lower than the surrounding strings of the group. This arrangement produces the set of harmonics that gives the instrument its unique voice."
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