Category:Harp guitar organology
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References
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- Gregg Miner (updated: October, 2013). What is a Harp Guitar? - A New Organology of Historical and Modern Harp Guitars and Related Instruments. www.harpguitars.net.
- Gregg Miner (updated: August, 2012). Harp Guitar Organology part 2. www.harpguitars.net. "”
“The Galleries: Photo Reference Library of all Harp Guitar Forms and Examples / Harp Guitars: Form1a, Form1b, Form1c, Form2a, Form2b, Form2c, Form3a, Form3b, Form3c, Form4, Form5, Composite Forms, Other Forms / ...”,
“Related Instruments: ... Hollow-arm Guitars (3 forms), Multi-neck Guitars, Extended Range Guitars, Fretted Harp Guitars, Harpolyres, Sympathetic String Guitars, Lyre Guitars, Harp-Lute Family, Arch-lutes, Arch-citterns, Hybrids of mixed families, Other Instruments in Harp or Hollow-arm Forms, "Harp Guitars" in Name Only / ...”,
“Harp Guitar Family Tree ...”
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Subcategories
This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.