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English: Swiss Zither Culture Centre at Trachselwald, canton of Bern, Switzerland
Esperanto: Svisa Citro-Kultur-Centro en Trachselwald, Kantono Berno, Svislando
Deutsch: Zither-Kultur-Zentrum Trachselwald, Kanton Bern, Schweiz
Kratzzither
Mittenwalder Form
Anonym, um 1850

Häxeschit
Anonym, Berner Oberland, um 1830

Häxeschit
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(left, rear right, & front)
where "Kratzzither" is an another name of Scherrzither, and
"Häxeschit" in Switzerland seems a kind of Scheitholt.[1]

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  1. ↑ Michael Hug (2012-05-11). Musik mit «Häxeschit». Tagblatt. "Ausstellung In der Klangschmiede Alt St. Johann werden derzeit im Alpenraum verbreitete Zithern von einst und heute präsentiert.", "Die Familie der Zithern kennt viele Mitglieder. Die Schwyzer Zither, die Akkordzither, das mittelalterliche «Häxeschit», die «Hanottere» Jeremias Gotthelfs oder die Toggenburger Halszither sind einige Vertreterinnen der einst populären Volksmusikinstrumente. In der Frage der Herkunft der Zither gehen die Meinungen auseinander. Als Monochord tauchte ein Vorläufer bereits im antiken Griechenland auf. Als «Zitherurmutter» gilt das mittelalterliche «Scheitholt», ein mit Metallsaiten bespannter länglich-schmaler Holzkasten. Ein hohles Holzscheit mit zweifelhafter Reputation, war es doch in der Schweiz als «Häxeschit» ein Begriff."
 
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