STRING INSTRUMENTS
HUAYLLIPACHA has extended their repertoire of string musical instruments
to include a:
THE CHARANGO is a ten-string instrument from Peru and Bolivia. This
small hybrid instrument with a high pitched sound has four o more
courses (or sets of string) and a sound box made from a flat wood
front and a rounded back made from wood or armadillo shell, It's
also called the QUIRQUINCHO (a quechua word for armadillo) and
from the family of the charango we use the HUALAYCHO smaller than
charango.
Charangos have been found made of Condor skin and the string made
of animals tripe. The charango is played both in ritual ceremonies
and other occasions. It's playing technique varies according to the
type of music that is performed and the make-up of the musical band:
whether soloists, duos (charango and guitar), trios (charango, mandolin
and guitar) and typical folkloric bands, which feature seven or eight
different instruments.
MANDOLINA is a 12-string instrument made of wood and armadillo too.
Played all of Southern Peru.
THE GUITAR and THE
VIOLIN.
BASS of five strings to provided the deep sounds that add rhythm
to our melodies.
12 STRING GUITAR.
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QUIRQUINCHO
( FRONT )
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QUIRQUINCHO
( BACK )
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VIOLIN
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BASS
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12 STRING
GUITAR
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