Portugalské timple APC TIM307 Smrk

APC TIM307 TIMPLE

5. strunní nástroj z Kanárských ostrov.
Tradiční nástroje z ostrov, přední deska smrkový  masiv, zada a luby z sapelli.

Rozměry: 590 x 160 x 58 mm
Menzura 390 mm
11 pražců
Šiřka krku u nultového pražce: 48 mm
Ručně vrobeno v Portugulsko.
Ladění: GCEAD
With black gig-bag
Portugese_tunings.pd

Portuguese_Trad_Instruments.pdf

The timple is a traditional 5-string plucked string instrument of the Canary Islands. In La Palma island and in the north of the island of Tenerife, many timple players omit the fifth (D) string, in order to play the timple as a four-string ukulele, though this is considered less traditional by players and advocates of the five-string version. The players of the four-string style, in return, say that they are simply playing the timple in the old-fashioned way from before the time when a fifth string was introduced in the late nineteenth or early twentieth century. The common tuning is GCEAD. Timple players (timplistas) of note are Benito Cabrera from Lanzarote, José Antonio Ramos and Totoyo Millares from Gran Canaria, and Pedro Izquierdo from Tenerife.