Category:Bell harp (zither)
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[edit]- Don Michael Randel , ed. The Harvard Concise Dictionary of Music and Musicians., Cambridge: Harvard University Press (1999), p. 63 ISBN: 9780674000841. "Bell harp. A type of zither invented ca. 1700, perhaps by John Simcock of Bath, with 14 to 24 courses of 3 or 4 strings. It was held in both hands, plucked with the thumbs, and swung back and forth while being played. A form manufactured in the 19th century was known as fairy bells."
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Media in category "Bell harp (zither)"
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Bell Harp MET 240665.jpg 856 × 1,202; 107 KB
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Bell Harp MET C4596 1986.349.1.jpg 2,600 × 3,900; 4.06 MB
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Dante Gabriel Rossetti - The Seed of David (1856 ca) - 3.jpg 777 × 1,536; 181 KB
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Dante Gabriel Rossetti - The Seed of David (1858-64) - 3 (cropped).jpg 308 × 599; 103 KB
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Dante Gabriel Rossetti - The Seed of David (1858-64) - 3.jpg 308 × 800; 107 KB
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