https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Lithuanian_musical_instruments
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http://www.truelithuania.com/lithuanian-folk-songs-music-and-dances-2334
The most famous Lithuanian traditional musical instruments are skrabalai (percussion instrument), skudučiai (wind instrument) and kanklės (string instrument), with kanklės regarded to have a deeper spiritual importance. Traditionally only a single (or one type) instrument would be used to accompany a song, but "traditional instrument orchestras" have been established in the 20th century

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithuanian_folk_music
Lithuanian folk music belongs to Baltic music branch which is connected with neolithic corded ware culture. In Lithuanian territory meets two musical cultures: stringed and wind instrument cultures.These instrumental cultures probably formed vocal traditions. Lithuanian folk music is archaic, mostly used for ritual purposes, containing elements of paganism faith.

http://www.ltinstrumentai.lt/en/instrumentai/edukacija/
The instruments of Old is a 30 min. documentary for the whole family. This short film explores over 20 instruments from all over the world. ... it was important for him to show how interesting archaic Lithuanian diatonic instruments can sound and to tell about their equivalents in other countries. "Everybody knows about horns and daudytes or

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjrRs0_4z9sA1AImDREaN4yb3h9e4cJvh
Lithuanian Folk Instruments - Lietuvių liaudies instrumentai Ancient Lithuanian instruments is a platform created to introduce unique Lithuanian musical heri

http://www.ltinstrumentai.lt/en/instrumentai/styginiai/kiti-styginiai/
Cimbolai (cimbalom) Cimbolai is a Lithuanian string percussion musical instruments mostuly played in Dzūkija and Eastern Lithuania where the tradition of playing kanklės was not as strong as in the other regions.Cimbolai was an important instrument helping create a harmonious melody, mainly played during various festivities and such celebrations as weddings, Christmas Eves, Easter etc.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Povilas_Stulga_Museum_of_Lithuanian_Folk_Instruments
Entrance of the museum. The Povilas Stulga Museum of Lithuanian Folk Instruments ( Lithuanian: Povilo Stulgos lietuvių tautinės muzikos instrumentų muziejus) is located in the Old Town of Kaunas, Lithuania. Its permanent collection contains Lithuanian and international musical instruments, recordings, books, placards, photographs, and

https://www.lithuanianheritage.ca/home/explore/lithuanian-folk-instruments/
Canadians of Lithuanian heritage often use hand-made traditional folk instruments to accompany choral and folk dance ensembles. Lithuanian folk music originated from pagan and later, Christian ritual. Since earliest times, the primary occupation of Lithuanians was agriculture. Most customs, traditions and even daily habits were linked to nature and its forces. People's livelihood depended on

http://lnkc.lt/eknygos/roots/node21.html
Lithuania's instruments are quite similar to those of its Baltic neighbors and also bear some resemblance to those of the Slavic and Germanic peoples. ... were divided into two historical categories: old (before the early 19th century) and new (after the mid 19th century). Old groups performed using archaic musical instruments, such as kankles

http://www.ltinstrumentai.lt/en/instrumentai/puciamieji/molinukai/
Molinukai. A traditional wind instrument mostly played by children and herdsmen. Molinukai were made out of clay in shapes of different toy figurines, animals or tubes and had from 2 to 4 sound holes. This instrument was perfect for imitating sound of nature or birds, although sometimes it could be used to accompany an ensemble by bringing in

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvWVCSZ81e0
Lithuanian folk instrument Birbyne - Saulius PetreikisMelodious sound of birbynė (Lithuanian traditional reed-pipe) have been heard in Lithuania for many yea

https://english.lithuanianculture.lt/lithuanian-culture-guide/music/
The younger generation gave in to the spell of avant-garde ideas. But a real and core renewal of Lithuanian music took place in the 1970s, when ideas of cultural resistance, national identity and creative freedom grew. Lithuanian society received a cultural shock in the form of compositions by Bronius Kutavičius (1932-2021).

https://www.jstor.org/stable/738968
Native Lithuanian Musical Instruments o10 popular instrument in Lithuania until the end of the sixteenth century, after which it began to disappear. Before that time, the instrument adorned the palaces of the Grand Dukes and other nobles of the country. Today, strangely enough, popular fancy seems to have been recaptured

https://www.draugas.org/news/folklore-the-musical-heritage-of-lithuanian/
THE MUSICAL HERITAGE OF LITHUANIA. ... came late. Few musical compositions were written down and, sadly, many jg instruments were lost. One of the oldest Lithuanian string instrument is the kankles, a psaltery, and according to pagan legend its melody is the ° voice of a dead soul. ... young and old, expert or novice, dressed as you are and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Kbg-FrMxMo
Lithuanian Folk Instruments Saulius Petreikis - Diatoninė Birbynė Kviečiu pamatyti mūsų naujausią koncertinį-dokumentinį filmą „Laisvė šaukia".Watch our newe

https://kaunomuziejus.lt/en/plan-your-visit-to-the-folk-music-museum/folk-music-museum/permanent-exhibition-at-the-folk-music-museum/
To what is perhaps the most important Lithuanian folk instrument, the zither (kanklės), there has been dedicated an entire separate section of the museum's permanent exhibition. ... The museum exhibits not only old specimens of these instruments, but also those made in the middle and second half of the 20th century. The exhibition also

http://lnkc.lt/eknygos/thelt/node26.html
Kankles (zither). It is a very old Lithuanian musical instrument, related to the Latvian kokle the Estonian kannel, the Finnish kantele and the Russian gussli, The first reference to this Lithuanian instrument can be found in the translation of the Bible by Jonas Bretkunas (1579-90). Wood for making the kankles was sought in a large wood.

http://www.ltinstrumentai.lt/en/instrumentai/musamieji/
This instrument was especially popular due to its distinct playing technique. Būgnelis was played during ancient rituals. However, after old-time traditions started fading, this instrument became popular during various parties and get-togethers; it was used to maintain rhythm. Drums played an important part in an ancient Lithuanian musical life.

https://ling-app.com/lt/instruments-in-lithuanian/
A birbyné is a traditional Lithuanian instrument that is only found in Lithuania. It is a member of the clarinet family, with a single reed attached with a tightly wound string. This instrument was first mentioned in 1625 and was highly used for a long time to accompany Lithuanian folk songs. 2. Kanklės.

http://www.truelithuania.com/topics/lifestyle-in-lithuania/music-in-lithuania
The lyrics of old (pre-19th century) Lithuanian folk songs are full of diminutives. Some songs are multipart and known as sutartinės. Sung by two to four persons these have few counterparts in Europe, they are listed as UNESCO World Heritage. ... Traditional Lithuanian instruments at the Kaunas folk instrument museum (left-to-right): skrabalai

https://www.loc.gov/item/92515535/
Photo, Print, Drawing [A Class in kankle̊s (an old Lithuanian string instrument) playing at the Vilnius Conservatory of Music, Lithuania] [ b&w film copy neg. ] Full online access to this resource is only available at the Library of Congress.

https://retradycja.eu/en/tworca/albertas-bartasius/
Albertas Bartašius has been making traditional Lithuanian instruments since 1986. He picked up the skills from older crafters and field research expeditions. He leads two bands performing traditional music. His instruments are on the list of Lithuania's heritage. He's a member of the Lithuanian Folk Artists' Association.Contacte-mail: dambrelis@gmail.comphone:+370 69956726

https://musiclithuania.com/collections/old-lithuanian-pop-songs
Old Lithuanian Pop Songs; Old Lithuanian Pop Songs; Format Clear. digital publication; Scores. Voice. Female voice. Solo a cappella; With piano ; ... InformationFor voice and piano Instrument(s): voice-pfText by: Irena MikšytėLanguage: LithuanianScore (p.): 4Year of Publication: 2023Publisher: Music Information Centre LithuaniaISMN: 979-0

https://penntoday.upenn.edu/news/penn-medicine-how-learn-about-world-class-double-bass-give-it-ct
The goal is to crack the code on what makes a world-class instrument. This knowledge could both increase the ability to better care for masterworks built between the 17th and 19th centuries, as well as providing insights into refining the building of new ones, including possibly shifting from older, scarcer European wood to the use of sustainably harvested U.S. wood.