THE SALTERIO by FOSKITO 2015

omares050203 — 2016-10-26 12:02:58 UTC

This is the salterio!!! WOW!!!

omares050203 — 2016-10-26 12:30:29 UTC

Its so Amazing and Beautiful!!!

omares050203 — 2016-10-26 12:41:05 UTC

This is some information.

The definition of salterio

omares050203 — 2016-10-26 12:46:34 UTC

PSALTER: It is a stringed musical instrument of ancient origin. The name comes from the Greek word psalterion, perhaps referring to the harp. It would normally be called psaltery, drum chorus or strings. It is the second oldest stringed instrument that exists.

Description of the salterio.

omares050203 — 2016-10-26 12:57:53 UTC

The Psalter is a rhomboid wooden board with strings, which can be 10 to 36, and are distributed individually or in groups of two, three and four, without saving a gradual order tone. The constituent parts of the instrument are:
-speaker.
-Voltage pins.
-Bridges and rows of strings.

Types of salterios

omares050203 — 2016-10-26 13:01:06 UTC

There are small, medium and large harps, up to a meter long. The cords are preferably metal and are dotted with fingers, nails, bird feathers and thimbles. In Europe, they played with hammers, sticks or macillas and arranged on tables as marimbas, and in Mexico on the legs. There harps with voices of tenors, sopranos and requintos, and its sound is clearly distinguishable from other stringed instruments instruments like guitar, violin or mandolin, whose sound is the most similar to yours.

-Psaltery guy: has 90 strings in groups of three, with its pitch of a B4 to F # 9. Its weight is 6.3 kg.

-Large Psalter: 103 has strings in groups of three and four, being the tuning of a B3 to F # 8. It weighs 7 kg.