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Ben-Yehuda wanted to call the tomato a badura, from Arabic bandura, which itself is from Italian pomodoro.
Hryhory Kytasty's work as composer, performer, teacher, and conductor of the famed Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus made him a pivotal figure in the twentieth-century development of the bandura and the single greatest influence on North American players, bandura schools, and ensembles.
Sources of bandura child obesity information from the web.— We Blog A Lot
The bandura is the most important and distinctive instrument of the Ukrainian folk tradition, and was utilized by the famous 15th century kobzars, a kind of wandering performing who composed dumy, or folk epics.— Recently Uploaded Slideshows
The Music of Russia cache. eb.com/eb/image? id = 67506&rendTypeId = 4 Person playing the bandura.— Recently Uploaded Slideshows
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