https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWjFqAXqk8E
Regimantas Šilinskas skrabalais atlieka ,,Senelio polką"(trad.).Festivalis ,,Benai, plaukiam į Nidą", 2012 , NIDA.Filmavo LRT televizija.Daugiau informacijos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJAbTQWAcIM
Regimantas Šilinskas Skrabalais groja J.Offenbach "Kankaną" iš operetės "Orfėjas pragare", daugiau informacijos rasite adresu www.skrabalai.ltRegimantas Šili

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkfYSu9KGwk
Regimanto Šilinsko 40-mečio jubiliejinis koncertas, 2010.03.06 d., Veiviržėnų k/c. Regimantas Šilinskas skrabalais groja J.Offenbach "Kankaną" iš operetės "O

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=tkfYSu9KGwk
Regimanto Šilinsko 40-mečio jubiliejinis koncertas, 2010.03.06 d., Veiviržėnų k/c. Regimantas Šilinskas skrabalais groja J.Offenbach "Kankaną" iš operetės "O

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=wAsqXAPUX5I
Regimantas Šilinskas skrabalais atlieka Jono Švedo ,,Kalvelį"(aranžuotė ir pritaikymas skrabalams R.Šilinsko).LRT studija.Daugiau informacijos rasite adresu

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=gVwPTRj5mTw
Regimanto Šilinsko 40-mečio jubiliejinis koncertas, 2010.03.06 d., Veiviržėnų k/c. Regimantas Šilinskas atlieka J. Štrauso "Trik trak". Daugiau informacijos

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Regimantas Šilinskas (skrabalai wooden bells) - KALVELIS. Comments. Most relevant 

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254K views, 1.9K likes, 135 loves, 184 comments, 3.2K shares, Facebook Watch Videos from Rare And Strange Instruments: The skrabalai is a lithuanian set of tuned wooden bells with small clappers... Skrabalai - Lithuania | The skrabalai is a lithuanian set of tuned wooden bells with small clappers inside.

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Did you know Wednesday was "unusual instrument day"? The Lithuanian "skrabalai" - wooden bells certainly qualify. Here is the skrabalai maestro Regimantas performing the overture to the opera

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Regimantas Šilinskas skrabalais atlieka Jono Švedo ,,Kalvelį"(aranžuotė ir pritaikymas skrabalams R.Šilinsko).LRT studija.Daugiau informacijos rasite adresu

https://www.lituanistika.lt/content/9847
There are four forms of the names of wooden bells in Lithuania: the first one is skrabalai, the second - barškalai (barškalainės, baršketai, barškynė, barškulis), the third - klebetas, (kleketas, klegučiai), and the fourth - kankalas. These names are spread geographically in various parts of Lithuania: 1 - in northwestern, 2 - in southern, southwestern and eastern, 3

https://www.lnkc.lt/eknygos/eka/instrum/idioph.html
Skrabalai - wooden bells in a trapezoid shape, made of ash, maple or birch, with one or two wooden tongues. In the late 19th and early 20th century, skrabalai were also made of brass or tin. The tone of the bell depends on its size; the skrabalai made of wood have a short, dry sound while those of metal resemble other bells.

https://ansamblis-lietuva.lt/en/about-us/instruments/
Traditional skrabalai are small wooden trapezoid-shaped troughs with wooden clappers inside them.Some wooden bells do not have clappers. The pitch of the sound very much depends on the size of the trough. The ensemble uses type two skrabalai made of 27 troughs, arranged in seven lines.The frame of skrabalai is put into sheaths on the sides of the stump (drum).

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Regimantas Šilinskas (b. 1970) - "skrabalai" (wooden bells) player, songwriter and performer who has made Lithuanian folk music instrument "skrabalai" (wooden bells) prominent in Lithuania and abroad. Besides "skrabalai", R. Šilinskas plays bass guitar, other percussion and Lithuanian folk instruments.

https://lt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skrabalai
Skrabalai su kelmu. Skrabalai - įvairaus dydžio trapecijos formos mediniai loveliai su viduje įtaisytomis viena arba dviem medinėmis kabančiomis šerdelėmis - kankaliukais. Tai tradicinis lietuviškas mušamasis instrumentas. Skrabalą judinant, šerdelė barbena į lovelio sieneles, kurios skleidžia duslų, bet gerai girdimą garsą.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3jIgn8Gs7c
Regimantas Šilinskas skrabalais groja Jono Švedo kūrinį ,,Kalvelis''.Aranž.Regimantas Šilinskas.Filmavo LRT televizija(laida,,Kultūra'').

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Skrabalai
Skrabalai. From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository. skrabalai. a Lithuanian folk tuned percussion instrument consisting of wooden bells. Upload media. Wikipedia. Subclass of. idiophone. percussion instrument.

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Feb 5, 2013 - Regimantas Šilinskas Skrabalais groja J.Offenbach "Kankaną" iš operetės "Orfėjas pragare", daugiau informacijos rasite adresu www.skrabalai.ltRegimantas Šili

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Regimantas Šilinskas, Skrabalai (Wooden Bells) "Kankanas" Wooden trough, Percussion instruments, Lithuania xiaomi mi 10 chinese version Xiaomi mi 10 hi-res stock photography and images Alamy

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Regimantas Šilinskas skrabalais groja B.Dvariono pjesę skrabalams "Medinis Žirgelis" .Akompanuoja ansamblis "Vakaras" , Klaipėda, Lietuva. 1997 Liubekas, Vok

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Regimantas Šilinskas, Skrabalai (Wooden Bells) "Kankanas" Wooden trough, Percussion instruments, Lithuania. British Bells Are Heard All Over The World -- Some completed bells destined for Rockhampton (Australia) being hung in a special At the famous Croydon factory of Messrs Gillette and Johnson,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9a0bxdCLDs
Regimantas Šilinskas skrabalais groja A.Khachaturian Lezginką iš bal. "Gajane", akompanuoja ansamblis "Žvelsa", Lingen, Vokietija,1997. Daugiau informacijos

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