| Hobgoblin Catalogue - Bouzoukis and Mandolas | ||
| The big brother of the Mandolin, the Mandola retains the high-tension stringing but allows lower parts to be played. The Bouzouki was picked up by Irish musicians travelling abroad and adapted for their use by re-tuning to GDAE or GDAD. Modern makers then started producing them with flat backs which made them almost identical to the octave mandola. Bouzoukis are often octave strung but the crucial difference is the longer scale length. | ON THIS PAGE: MANDOLAS & CITTERN BOUZOUKIS BOUZOUKI BOOKS BOUZOUKI SPARES Bouzouki FAQ Page updated on: 11/03/10 |
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