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Explore Folk Instruments: Guitar, Violin, Banjo, Mandolin & More

Dive into the world of folk instruments like guitar, violin, banjo, and mandolin. Learn about their origins, unique features, and their role in various music genres. Discover the rich history and diverse sounds these instruments offer.

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Explore Folk Instruments: Guitar, Violin, Banjo, Mandolin & More

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  1. Folk Instruments

  2. Guitar - Has SIX metal strings - Pluck strings with a PICK - Used in FOLK, BLUEGRASS and COUNTRY music - Also used in Classical and Rock n’ Roll music - Originated from Spain

  3. Violin - When used in Folk or Bluegrass, it is called a FIDDLE. - Has FOUR metal strings - Play with a BOW that is made of HORSEHAIR - Originated in Italy

  4. Banjo - Has FIVE metal strings - Pluck with fingers (thumb, index finger and middle finger) - Pick is used on the thumb and index finger - Originated in Africa - African slaves brought the Banjo to America

  5. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrlqQ1_vZVE

  6. Mandolin - Has EIGHT metal strings that are grouped in TWOS - Pluck or Strum with a PICK - Mainly used in BLUEGRASS music - Bill Monroe, a Bluegrass musician, made it famous! - Originated in Italy

  7. Double Bass - Has FOUR metal strings - Looks very similar to the FIDDLE - Used to keep the tempo

  8. Dobro - Has SIX metal strings - Played HORIZONTALLY in the musician’s lap - Fancy Name is RESOPHONIC GUITAR. - Very similar to the Steel Guitar used in Country music

  9. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GCsDrwuwJE

  10. Dulcimer - Has TWO to SIX strings - Appalachian folk instrument - Native to the Carolinas, Virginia and KENTUCKY

  11. Other Folk Instruments Autoharp Mouthbow Washtub Bass (similar to Double Bass) Harmonica Spoons Washboard Jugs Kazoo And many others!

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