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A popular Hivantish folk instrument is the ''kautil'', a 5 string harp resembling the Finnish kantele but with movable bridges. Songs are mostly pentatonic with minor pitch variations on each note and these are played on the kautil by pressing the strings on the other side of the bridge. It's mentioned in the Hivantish epic ___. | |||
Vocal and choral music is extremely popular in Hivantulunn, so much that Hivantulunn is often called "the land of song"). Choral composition is a very rich tradition and many public figures in Hivantulunn are also choral composers and songwriters, an example being the current prime minister of Hivantulunn. | |||
Should influence Tsarfati Jewish (Ăn Yidiș) music | Should influence Tsarfati Jewish (Ăn Yidiș) music | ||
==Famous composers== | ==Famous composers== | ||
Revision as of 22:34, 10 December 2021
A popular Hivantish folk instrument is the kautil, a 5 string harp resembling the Finnish kantele but with movable bridges. Songs are mostly pentatonic with minor pitch variations on each note and these are played on the kautil by pressing the strings on the other side of the bridge. It's mentioned in the Hivantish epic ___.
Vocal and choral music is extremely popular in Hivantulunn, so much that Hivantulunn is often called "the land of song"). Choral composition is a very rich tradition and many public figures in Hivantulunn are also choral composers and songwriters, an example being the current prime minister of Hivantulunn.
Should influence Tsarfati Jewish (Ăn Yidiș) music