Donskoy ryley

Russian musical instrument
Donskoy ryley
String instrument
Classification String instrument
Hornbostel–Sachs classification
(Composite chordophone)
Related instruments
Hurdy-gurdy
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The Donskoy ryley (Russian: Донской рылей) is a stringed musical instrument from Russia. It is a type of hurdy-gurdy, where the strings are constantly bowed by a wheel which is turned using a crank, and the pitch of the strings changed by keys attached to sliding tangents.[1][2][3][4][5]

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  2. ^ https://2009.kaz-krug.ru/home/uchastniki.html Участники Казачьего Круга
  3. ^ https://hurdygurdyweekly.blo gspot.com/2014/10/russian-vocal-w-gurdy-donskoy-ryley.html Hurdy Gurdy weekly
  4. ^ https://baroquemusic.ru/encyclopedia/instruments/kolyosnaya-lira Музыка Барокко
  5. ^ https://stringedinstrumentdatabase.aornis.com/d.htm The Stringed Instrument Database :D