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CHONGURI. 1) Georgian 4-stringed musical instrument. The body is glued from mulberry wood (composed of separate rivets), pear-shaped, truncated below. Total length. OK.1000 mm. There are small resonant holes on the top deck. Ch. - come with frets and without frets. The long neck (of linden) ends with a curved head with 3 pegs, to which 3 main legs are attached. silk thread strings; 4th, short (the so-called zili; its length is half the length of other strings), is wound on a lateral spike located on the side near the middle of the neck. The 4th string (used when playing chords) is usually tuned an octave above the bottom string. The build depends on the fret of the performed production. Usually it is d1 - g1 - h1-d2, as well as c1 - f1 - g1 - c2 or c1 - e1 - h1 - e2. DOS game reception - rattling on 3-4 strings. Ch. - traditional wives. an instrument, but now men play it too; serves as ch. arr. to accompany singing and dancing, less often used as a solo. Improving Ch. In the 30s. The masters K. A. Vashakidze, K. E. Tsanava, S. V.Tamarashvili and others. The Ch. Family - prima, bass, double bass, designed by Vashakidze, was part of the cargo orchestras. Nartools. Among the cargo. There are many virtuosos on Ch. 2) One of the names. cargo. 3-string pinch music. instrument - panduri. Tune on Chonguri (warlike dance of Horumi).