James David Carter - Nobody Knows (The Voice Performance)

VIUELA (Spanish. Vihuela) - the Spanish ancient name for a number of strings. tools. Used with supplement. by type designations: V. de arco - fidel (13th-15th centuries) and viola da gamba (16th century), V. de pendula - kitara batente (up to 15th century, see Guitar), present time is an ordinary guitar, V. de mano is a manual V. is a plucked instrument of the 16th-17th centuries, in appearance and playing techniques close to the guitar, but having a slightly convex bottom. V. de Mano existed in the upper classes of the Spanish. society, especially in the 16th century. Carried out the same functions as the lute in France and Germany. Most often, V. de mano with 10 frets had 5, sometimes 7 double strings. and 1 single, on which the melody was performed. The strings are tuned in the DOS.