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- Cobza abstract "The cobza (also cobsa, kobuza, kobuz, coboz or koboz) is a multi-stringed instrument of the lute family of folk origin popular in Romanian, Moldovan and Hungarian folk music. It is distinct from the Ukrainian kobza, an instrument of a different construction and origin.The Romanian cobza is metal-strung (although nylon-strung models exist, mostly in Hungary), and has a very short neck without frets, with a bent-back pegbox. The back is ribbed. It is usually double or triple strung, and often has a characteristic flat end clasp. The cobza is played with a plectrum in elaborate and florid melodic passagework, and has a pick-guard similar to that of an oud. Its strings are widely spaced at the bridge to facilitate this technique. It has a soft tone, most often tuned to D-A-D-G (although tuning depends per style, region and player).The origins of the Romanian cobza are thought to be a local adaptation of the Persian barbat or Turkish oud, probably brought to the area by itinerant Romani musicians in the 15th century (a Romani musician is called lăutar, literally lute-player). A cobza player specifically is called a cobzar.The Romanian-Hungarian cobza was also played by Ukrainian musicians in various music ensembles in the Bukovyna region in the mid war periods, being replaced totally by the mandolin and 4 stringed domra when this area became incorporated into the Ukrainian SSR.The name of the instrument comes from the Turkic \"kopuz\".".
- Cobza thumbnail Cobza1.gif?width=300.
- Cobza wikiPageExternalLink opening.php.
- Cobza wikiPageExternalLink www.koboziskola.hu.
- Cobza wikiPageExternalLink watch?v=Fww-C8QWSPw.
- Cobza wikiPageID "21927945".
- Cobza wikiPageLength "2521".
- Cobza wikiPageOutDegree "23".
- Cobza wikiPageRevisionID "706698352".
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Barbat_(lute).
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Bukovina.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Category:Hungarian_musical_instruments.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Category:Moldovan_musical_instruments.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Category:Necked_bowl_lutes.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Category:Romanian_musical_instruments.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Cobzar.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Domra.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink File:Cobza1.gif.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Fret.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Hungarians.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Kobza.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Komuz.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Lăutari.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Mandolin.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Moldova.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Oud.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Plectrum.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Romani_people.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Romania.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink Tuning_peg.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLink File:COBZA2.JPG.
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLinkText "Cobza".
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLinkText "Koboz".
- Cobza wikiPageWikiLinkText "cobza".
- Cobza wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Hungarian_Folk_Music.
- Cobza wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Cobza subject Category:Hungarian_musical_instruments.
- Cobza subject Category:Moldovan_musical_instruments.
- Cobza subject Category:Necked_bowl_lutes.
- Cobza subject Category:Romanian_musical_instruments.
- Cobza hypernym Instrument.
- Cobza type Agent.
- Cobza type Instrument.
- Cobza type Instrument.
- Cobza comment "The cobza (also cobsa, kobuza, kobuz, coboz or koboz) is a multi-stringed instrument of the lute family of folk origin popular in Romanian, Moldovan and Hungarian folk music. It is distinct from the Ukrainian kobza, an instrument of a different construction and origin.The Romanian cobza is metal-strung (although nylon-strung models exist, mostly in Hungary), and has a very short neck without frets, with a bent-back pegbox. The back is ribbed.".
- Cobza label "Cobza".
- Cobza sameAs Q2216785.
- Cobza sameAs Koboz.
- Cobza sameAs Cobza.
- Cobza sameAs קובזה.
- Cobza sameAs Koboz.
- Cobza sameAs Cobza.
- Cobza sameAs Cobza.
- Cobza sameAs m.05p7j8z.
- Cobza sameAs Cobză.
- Cobza sameAs Q2216785.
- Cobza wasDerivedFrom Cobza?oldid=706698352.
- Cobza depiction Cobza1.gif.
- Cobza isPrimaryTopicOf Cobza.