laouto

The instruments commonly associated inclusive of Cyprus folk composition are the lute ( "laouto"), violin ( "fkiolin"), accordion and the Cyprus flute ( "pithkiavlin").

Wangpei 2008

I enjoyed both the instrument and the folk / improvisatory style of playing the mandolin, a bit as if it were a laouto, with the melody on the kantini (what French lutenists call chanterelle) and droning, mostly tonic / dominant lower strings.

Mandolin Cafe News 2009

I enjoyed both the instrument and the folk / improvisatory style of playing the mandolin, a bit as if it were a laouto, with the melody on the kantini (what French lutenists call chanterelle) and droning, mostly tonic / dominant lower strings.

Mandolin Cafe News 2009

I enjoyed both the instrument and the folk / improvisatory style of playing the mandolin, a bit as if it were a laouto, with the melody on the kantini (what French lutenists call chanterelle) and droning, mostly tonic / dominant lower strings.

Mandolin Cafe News 2009

I enjoyed both the instrument and the folk / improvisatory style of playing the mandolin, a bit as if it were a laouto, with the melody on the kantini (what French lutenists call chanterelle) and droning, mostly tonic / dominant lower strings.

Mandolin Cafe News 2009

I enjoyed both the instrument and the folk / improvisatory style of playing the mandolin, a bit as if it were a laouto, with the melody on the kantini (what French lutenists call chanterelle) and droning, mostly tonic / dominant lower strings.

Mandolin Cafe News 2009

The Stanford International Dance Group presents an evening of Greek, Armenian and Albanian music by the band Agapi Mou with Gregory Jenkins from Mountain View (clarinet), Aya Davidson (violin), Alan Davidson (laouto) and Michael Garibaldi

PaloAltoOnline.com 2010

The Stanford International Dance Group presents an evening of Greek, Armenian and Albanian music by the band Agapi Mou with Gregory Jenkins from Mountain View (clarinet), Aya Davidson (violin), Alan Davidson (laouto) and Michael Garibaldi

PaloAltoOnline.com 2010

The Stanford International Dance Group presents an evening of Greek, Armenian and Albanian music by the band Agapi Mou with Gregory Jenkins from Mountain View (clarinet), Aya Davidson (violin), Alan Davidson (laouto) and Michael Garibaldi

PaloAltoOnline.com 2010

The Stanford International Dance Group presents an evening of Greek, Armenian and Albanian music by the band Agapi Mou with Gregory Jenkins from Mountain View (clarinet), Aya Davidson (violin), Alan Davidson (laouto) and Michael Garibaldi

PaloAltoOnline.com 2010