Instruments
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- MandoZine
- Online journal for mandolin players and fans with workshops, news, music, resources, and links.
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- Mandolin Melodies Museum
- Exhibiting instruments and recordings from around the world. Nagoya, Japan.
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- Old Mandolin.com
- Vintage mandolins including Calace, Vinaccia and Embergher. Restorations by luthier Carlo Mazzaccara. Photos and prices. Naples, Italy.
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- The F5 Journal
- Documentation about Gibson F5 mandolins and related Lloyd Loar instruments. Reproduction parts, instrument search and editor contact.
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- The Mandolin Archive
- Written and photo archive, instruments of mandolin family produced by Gibson Corporation over the years.
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- Dimitris Rapakousios: Luthier/ Oud Maker
- Luthier who specializes in ouds, lavtas, and sazes. Based in Athens, Greece. Includes pictures and sound files of his instruments.
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- Faruk Türünz Oud Shop
- About this Turkish oud maker whose shop is located in Thessaloniki, Greece. Includes information on the mathematical formulas for calculating oud brace resonances. In Turkish and English.
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- Mike's Ouds
- An Arabic oud website with pictures, RealAudio and MP3 samples of compositions and taqsims, discussion forum, and links to other oud information.
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- Oud - Nikos Dimitriadis
- Information on Greek ouds and playing traditions, with Windows Media samples of taksims. In English and Greek.
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- Oud Cafe
- Basic information about the oud and Ottoman music, including tuning systems, modes, hand positions, and exercises.
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- Oudmaker Dincer Dalkilic
- Basic information about the oud and makam, as well as an oud making photo show.
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- Peter Kyvelos Receives National Heritage Fellowship
- Hellenic Communication Service profile of Kyvelos, oud maker based in Boston, Mass.
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- Quick Intro to the Oud
- This article, by D. Glenn Arthur Jr., is geared for guitarists. Includes oud pictures.
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- The Oud
- Extensive introduction to playing the makams (maqams) on the oud, by David Parfitt. Contains musical notation of many popular makams, both in Arabic and Turkish systems.