Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "A lap slide guitar is a guitar played on the lap with a slide or steel.Lap slide guitars are generally one of three types: Acoustic resonator guitars Electric lap steels Conventional acoustic guitars designed or adapted for this style of playing.The latter type are now the least common of the three types of lap slide guitars, despite having been developed before the lap steel and resonator guitars. Acoustic lap steel guitars are generally the quietest of the three; however, renewed interest in acoustic instruments in the 1990s associated with improving amplification techniques and interest in vintage and historical musical instruments has led to a resurgence in interest in the distinctive sound of these instruments."@en }
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- Lap_slide_guitar abstract "A lap slide guitar is a guitar played on the lap with a slide or steel.Lap slide guitars are generally one of three types: Acoustic resonator guitars Electric lap steels Conventional acoustic guitars designed or adapted for this style of playing.The latter type are now the least common of the three types of lap slide guitars, despite having been developed before the lap steel and resonator guitars. Acoustic lap steel guitars are generally the quietest of the three; however, renewed interest in acoustic instruments in the 1990s associated with improving amplification techniques and interest in vintage and historical musical instruments has led to a resurgence in interest in the distinctive sound of these instruments.".
- Q6488060 abstract "A lap slide guitar is a guitar played on the lap with a slide or steel.Lap slide guitars are generally one of three types: Acoustic resonator guitars Electric lap steels Conventional acoustic guitars designed or adapted for this style of playing.The latter type are now the least common of the three types of lap slide guitars, despite having been developed before the lap steel and resonator guitars. Acoustic lap steel guitars are generally the quietest of the three; however, renewed interest in acoustic instruments in the 1990s associated with improving amplification techniques and interest in vintage and historical musical instruments has led to a resurgence in interest in the distinctive sound of these instruments.".