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The chitarra battente is typically used to accompany singing or dancing and can be played in an ensemble or as a solo instrument. The most important center of production is in Bisignano in the province of Cosenza.
The chitarra battente is a traditional Italian folk instrument that has a rich history and unique sound. This article will explore the origins, construction, playing techniques, significance in Italian folk music, and the modern revival of this instrument. Drawing on its historical roots and cultural impact, the chitarra battente remains an ...
The chitarra battente is a folk guitar from Southern Italy which derived from the Baroque guitar. Chitarra battente translates to "beating guitar" as it is played in a very rhythmic way, with the player often beating on the top of the guitar and playing the strings in a percussive way.
La chitarra battente è uno strumento a 5 ordini di corde (10 corde metalliche disposte in 5 ordini doppi oppure 14 corde disposte in 4 ordini tripli e il primo doppio). Lo strumento conobbe infatti una vasta diffusione a partire dai primi decenni del XVIII secolo nel Lazio e in Campania e successivamente in Calabria e Puglia .
Jul 1, 2012 · Chitarra battente translates into “beating guitar”, and it is usually played as such, with the right hand strumming the strings, at times using various finger rolls, and striking the top to add to the rhythm. In the past there were several different kinds of chitarra battente which reflected different regional variations.
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This chitarra battente guitar was made by an unknown maker in Italy around 1775-1799. It is a seven course (7x2) guitar with a spruce or cedar top and fluted walnut ribbed back and sides. The top of the guitar features ornate inlays and decorations.
