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citole
▪ I. † citole Obs. exc. Hist. Forms: 4 sitol, sital, 4–5 sytole, citole, 5 cytole, cithole, cythole, (sotile, gytolle), 5–6 sythol(l, (sytolphe), 9 (Hist.) citole, sytol. [a. OF. citole (-olle, sitole, ci-, cytholle, -oile, chistole), corresp. to Pr. and OSp. ciˈtola, MHG. zitôl(e; app. a deriv. of ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Citole
Savin citole, the Lincoln Cathedral (stained glass) citole, and the Giorgiano painting citole show eight. Modern built citole with smaller thumbhole. Modern citole built after style of citole of the tabernacle of St. Savin. wikipedia.org
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Identify which instrument is string or percussion: Frame drum, Citole
Citole is string, Frame drum is percussion.
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Oliphant (band)
fiddle, recorder, hammered dulcimer and medieval lute, but the ensemble can also turn its hand to many of the instruments familiar in the Middle Ages: citole Members Uli Kontu-Korhonen, soprano, hammered dulcimer Janek Öller, recorders, bagpipes Leif Karlson, citole, lute, percussion Eira Karlson, fiddle, slide wikipedia.org
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cithole
cithole var. of citole, Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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Cythara
Citole players have also been shown holding their instruments vertically. Galpin included pictures of the instruments he meant to talk about, and these clearly show what we today call the citole, including the citole from the wikipedia.org
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sitole
sitol(e variants of citole Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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Cetra
of Musical Instruments he said that cetera and cetra were Italian language words for the citole. The Italian citole, known there as cetra, eventually became the cittern. wikipedia.org
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gytolle
gytolle obs. variant of citole. Oxford English Dictionary
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Gittern
century) which led to the gittern being called mandore and vice versa, and similar confusion with the citole. As a consequence, what is now believed to be the only known surviving medieval citole was until recently labelled a gittern. wikipedia.org
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sytole
sythol(l, sytole, -olphe var. citole Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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Airtam Frieze
Although not likely to be directly related, the instrument has features reminiscent of the citole (), including its shape, four soundholes in the corners wikipedia.org
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sytalle
sytalle obs. form of citole.14.. Nom. in Wr.-Wülcker 738/18 Hic psalmatus, the sytalle. Oxford English Dictionary
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Guitarra latina
This gittern or citole with curved sides is illustrated in the medieval musical text the Cantigas de Santa Maria, alongside another gittern, the guitarra wikipedia.org
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cythren
cythole, cythren var. citole, cithern Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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