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Instrument | Strings & Courses | Tuning(s) | Alternative Names | Origin | Notes | Picture |
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Jarana huasteca | 5 strings
5 courses |
G3 • B3 • D4 • F#4 • A4 | Mexico | |||
Jarana jarocha | 8 strings
5 courses |
A3 • D4 D4 • G3 G4 • B3 B3 • E4
G3•C4 C4•E3 E3•A3 A3•G4 |
Mexico | Part of their name usually describes their size, for example:
Jarana Chaquiste, Jarana Primera, Jarana Segunda, Jarana Tercera, Jarana Tercerola Where octave doublings occur will often differ depending on the size of the instrument. The larger instruments commonly double the middle courses at the octave. |
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Jarana Jarocha Requinto | 4 strings
4 courses |
Standard/Common:
G2•A2•D2•G3 Alternates:
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Jarocha Requinto, Requinto Jarocha, Guitarra De Son | Mexico | ||
Jarana Leona | 4 strings
4 courses |
G2•A2•D3•G3 | Mexico | |||
Jouhikko | 3 strings
3 courses |
D A E | Jouhikannel | Finland | Absolute pitch is not fixed on this instrument |
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