DOMRA
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Used domra for sale in Philadelphia, PA, Pennsylvania, USA.$400 view all photos in high resolution Domra made by famous master Ogloblin for saleAsking price $10000 US dollars. Contact e-mail addres: scerba@aei.net MACTEPCKAЯ СТPУННЫХ МУЗЬКАЛЬНЫХ ИНСТРУМЕНТОВЪ В.П. ОГЛОБЛИНЪ CYЩ. cъ. 1899 г. С.ПЕТЕРБУРГЪ No25 У Налимова были ученики и последователи. Петр Васильевич Оглобин, ставший по приглашению В.В. Андреева заведующим Марьинской мастерской с лета 1918 года (балалайки его работы имеются в экспозиции музея В.В. Андреева в г.Бежецке, фондах музея музыкальной культуры им. М.И. Глинки); Domra made by master Ogloblin photosclick on thumnails to see full size photos
Domra by Luthier B. Usenko from Highland Park, New Jersey, USA
Balalaika and domra orchestra performance video Barynya Balalaika Orchestra at the "Petroushka Ball 2007" Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York City. 2 min video DOMRA PLAYERS AND ENSEMBLES
The four-stringed domra
Russian Domra
The Domra is a small mandolin size instrument with three or four strings. Instrument was developed by Vasiliy Vasilievich Andreev, the Father of Russian balalaika.
In contemporary Russian orchestras the domra usually does the melody and accompanied by balalaikas and bayans to play classical and traditional Russian music.
Most often domra is played with a pick in Russian Balalaika orchestras
or small musical ensembles.
Domra is the violin of Russian folk orchestra. It is one of the most flexible instruments in Russian orchestra.
Tuning Russian Domra
DOMRA PICCOLO:
1st string: A in second octave.
2nd string: E in second octave.
3rd string: H in first octave.
DOMRA PRIMA:
1st string: D in second octave
2nd string: A in first octave
3rd string: E in first octave
DOMRA MEZZOSOPRANO:
1st string: A in first octave
2nd string: E in first octave
3rd string: H in minor octave
DOMRA ALTO:
1st string: D in first octave
2nd string: A in minor octave
3rd string: E in minor octave
DOMRA TENOR:
1st string: A in minor octave
2nd string: E in minor octave
3rd string: H in major octave
DOMRA BASS:
1st string: D in minor octave
2nd string: A in major octave
3rd string: E in big octave
DOMRA CONTRABASS minor register:
1st string: D in major octave
2nd string: A in contra octave
3rd string: E in contra octave
Domra-master Evgenij SerjantovIn case that somebody is looking for new domra, one of very well domra-master is Evgenij Serjantov, His E-mail Address: serjantov@mail.ru (Photo on the left is his 3-stringed domra) Mandolin, Mandola, MandolinaMandolins and Mandolinas evolved from the Lute family in Italy during the 17th -18th centuries, and the deep bowled mandolin produced particularly in Naples became a common type in the 19th century. The original instrument was the mandola (mandorla is almond in Italian and describes the instrument body shape) and evolved in the 15th century from the lute. A later, smaller mandola was developed and became known as a mandolina. The dombra
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