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- Ceterone abstract "The Ceterone was an enlarged and bass-extended cittern, the counterpart of the chitarrone as a development of the lute, which may have dated from the 1520s, but no firm evidence exists for it before the end of that century. Monteverdi scored the 1615 edition of his 'Orfeo' for two 'ceteroni' as well as two 'chitarroni' which is clear evidence for a distinction between the qualities of sound of the two instruments at that time. Michael Praetorius also mentions the instrument in his Syntagma Musicum, describing its 'strong and magnificent sound like a harpsichord.' In the Syntagma Musicum (Wolfenbüttel, 1619), he lists one illustrated example of ceterone as a "Zwölfe Chorige Dominici Cister," with re-entrant bass string tunings of eb, Bb, f, c, g, d, a, e, and treble strings tuned to b, g, d' and e'. Either twelve, or fourteen courses of strings seem to have been used.Like the cittern, the ceterone was built with a flat-backed body in teardrop shape, with a single large 'rose', and had fixed, metal frets (unlike the tied, gut frets of the lute family) and used metal strings. The unfretted bass strings were attached to a neck extension, the instrument totalling perhaps as much as 1.5 metres in length. A single original example exists in Museo Bardini in Florence, dating from around 1600 and built by the cittern luthier Gironimo Canpi.".
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- Ceterone classification String_instrument.
- Ceterone hasPhotoCollection Ceterone.
- Ceterone name "Ceterone".
- Ceterone related "*Cittern".
- Ceterone subject Category:Italian_musical_instruments.
- Ceterone subject Category:Necked_lutes.
- Ceterone subject Category:String_instruments.
- Ceterone type Artifact100021939.
- Ceterone type Device103183080.
- Ceterone type Instrument103574816.
- Ceterone type Instrumentality103575240.
- Ceterone type ItalianMusicalInstruments.
- Ceterone type MusicalInstrument103800933.
- Ceterone type Object100002684.
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- Ceterone type StringInstruments.
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- Ceterone comment "The Ceterone was an enlarged and bass-extended cittern, the counterpart of the chitarrone as a development of the lute, which may have dated from the 1520s, but no firm evidence exists for it before the end of that century. Monteverdi scored the 1615 edition of his 'Orfeo' for two 'ceteroni' as well as two 'chitarroni' which is clear evidence for a distinction between the qualities of sound of the two instruments at that time.".
- Ceterone label "Ceterone".
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- Ceterone sameAs Ceterone.
- Ceterone wasDerivedFrom Ceterone?oldid=487816372.
- Ceterone isPrimaryTopicOf Ceterone.