chitarrone 的定义
plural chi·tar·ro·ni [kee-tuh-roh-nee]. /ˌki təˈroʊ ni/.
- an early musical stringed instrument of the lute family with a long neck and two pegboxes, one above the other.
更多chitarrone例句
- The chitarrone was used in the orchestra, assisting at dramatic performances as well as in church music.
- The chitarrone was formerly called Roman theorbo, because it was principally used at Rome.
- A chitarrone, with marquetry and three ornamented sound-holes; made by M. Bueckenberg, in Rome, anno 1614.
- There was also an archlute, which in its largest form—six feet in height—was known as the chitarrone.
- Monteverde employed still another variety of the lute in his orchestra, called the Chitarrone, whence our word guitar.