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Qu'est-ce (qui) est mandolin$46652$ - définition

US MUSICAL GROUP
Jazz mandolin

mandolin         
  • Clockwise from top left: 1920 Gibson F-4 mandolin; 1917 Gibson H-2 mandola; 1929 Gibson mando-bass; and 1924 Gibson K-4 mandocello from Gregg Miner's collection.
  • Gibson mando-bass from 1922 advertisement
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  • A mandolone played by [[Giuseppe Branzoli]] during a concert in [[Rome]], 1889
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  • Mandolin Club from Napoleon, Ohio, approximately 1892
  • Calace]] family workshop
  • A flatback octave mandolin
  • Anatomy of a bowlback mandolin in schematic drawing
  • Piccolo mandolin
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IN THE LUTE FAMILY
Mandolins; Bandolim; Mandolin family; Mandolinist; Mandolino; Archtop mandolin; Golden Age of the Mandolin; Neapolitan mandolin; Roman mandolin
(mandolins)
A mandolin is a musical instrument that looks like a small guitar and has four pairs of strings.
N-VAR: oft the N
Mandolin         
  • Clockwise from top left: 1920 Gibson F-4 mandolin; 1917 Gibson H-2 mandola; 1929 Gibson mando-bass; and 1924 Gibson K-4 mandocello from Gregg Miner's collection.
  • Gibson mando-bass from 1922 advertisement
  • url-status       = dead
}}</ref>
  • A mandolone played by [[Giuseppe Branzoli]] during a concert in [[Rome]], 1889
  • pages=3–4}}</ref>
  • Mandolin Club from Napoleon, Ohio, approximately 1892
  • Calace]] family workshop
  • A flatback octave mandolin
  • Anatomy of a bowlback mandolin in schematic drawing
  • Piccolo mandolin
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IN THE LUTE FAMILY
Mandolins; Bandolim; Mandolin family; Mandolinist; Mandolino; Archtop mandolin; Golden Age of the Mandolin; Neapolitan mandolin; Roman mandolin
·noun ·Alt. of Mandoline.
mandolin         
  • Clockwise from top left: 1920 Gibson F-4 mandolin; 1917 Gibson H-2 mandola; 1929 Gibson mando-bass; and 1924 Gibson K-4 mandocello from Gregg Miner's collection.
  • Gibson mando-bass from 1922 advertisement
  • url-status       = dead
}}</ref>
  • A mandolone played by [[Giuseppe Branzoli]] during a concert in [[Rome]], 1889
  • pages=3–4}}</ref>
  • Mandolin Club from Napoleon, Ohio, approximately 1892
  • Calace]] family workshop
  • A flatback octave mandolin
  • Anatomy of a bowlback mandolin in schematic drawing
  • Piccolo mandolin
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IN THE LUTE FAMILY
Mandolins; Bandolim; Mandolin family; Mandolinist; Mandolino; Archtop mandolin; Golden Age of the Mandolin; Neapolitan mandolin; Roman mandolin
¦ noun
1. a musical instrument resembling a lute, having paired metal strings plucked with a plectrum.
2. (also mandoline) a kitchen utensil consisting of a flat frame with adjustable blades for slicing vegetables.
Derivatives
mandolinist noun
Origin
C18: from Fr. mandoline, from Ital. mandolino, dimin. of mandola (see mandola).

Wikipédia

Jazz Mandolin Project

The Jazz Mandolin Project was an acoustic jazz fusion group formed in Burlington, Vermont, by Jamie Masefield in 1993.

Masefield played banjo with dixieland bands, including the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, before switching to mandolin. In 1996, the debut album consisted of Gabe Jarrett on drums and Stacey Starkweather on bass. The following year the group broke up, and Masefield kept the name with different musicians: bassist Chris Dahlgren and drummer Jon Fishman from Phish. They recorded the next album, Tour de Flux. Masefield described the band's music as " very contrapuntal stuff, like a three-way conversation."

The Project's next album, Xenoblast was on Blue Note Records, though it was less a jazz album and more improvisational jazz rock, featuring the guitarist Trey Anastasio of Phish.

In 2003 they released a drum & bass-influenced album called Jungle Tango, which included Ari Hoenig and Danton Boller. In 2005 Masefield returned to a more acoustic sound with The Deep Forbidden Lake, which features cover versions of songs by Radiohead, Tom Waits, Leonard Cohen, and Django Reinhardt.