THARR Tar

[Arpa]

THARR

TAR

Above I spelled it as THARR as in the Armenian it is written as ԹԱՌTHO AYB RA

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Ajarian does no speak about it as a musical instrument, instead he talks about it being, among others as a tree branch/twig . Consider the word tarrel as in birds landing on branches.

Ghapantsian says it is from the Persian musical instrument.

To me it sounds like an onomatopoeic/bnadzayn word, based on the sound of the instrument.

A bonus, see many other instruments here.

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Let’s go back here and see Artem Khachatur;, the professor of music, the director of the stringed instruments of the Sayat Nova Ensemble, the master virtuoso Tarist. and watch is mastery at Minute 48:15 and at 1:06 on

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Here we see those SSO asszeri clowns.

Tar. Thank you Yervant.

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PS/ I had always wondered what this instrumentm the fat one was called. \

Kaman as opposed to the smaller brothe Kamancha

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Edited December 12, 2012 by Yervant1

[Arpa]

Never mind that HTML garbage/ Here it is again

 

THARR

TAR

 

Above I spelled it as THARR as in the Armenian it is written as ԹԱՌTHO AYB RA

http://www.encyclopedia.am/upload_files/book_2/letter_5/header_1146/Image_3640.jpg

Ajarian does no speak about it as a musical instrument, instead he talks about it being, among others as a tree branch/twig . Consider the word tarrel as in birds landing on branches.

Ghapantsian says it is from the Persian musical instrument.

To me it sounds like an onomatopoeic/bnadzayn word, based on the sound of the instrument.

A bonus, see many other instruments here.

http://www.encyclopedia.am/pages.php?bId=2&hId=1146

 

http://www.encyclopedia.am/upload_files/book_2/letter_5/header_1146/Image_3640.jpg

 

http://www.encyclopedia.am/upload_files/book_2/letter_5/header_1146/Image_3640.jpg

 

Let’s go back here and see Artem Khachatur;, the professor of music, the director of the stringed instruments of the Sayat Nova Ensemble, the master virtuoso Tarist. and watch is mastery at Minute 48:15 and at 1:06 on

http://hyeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=16422&st=380#entry299613

 

Here we see those SSO asszeri clowns.

Tar. Thank you Yervant.

http://hyeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=47080#entry299649

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PS/ I had always wondered what this instrumentm the fat one was called. \

Kaman as opposed to the smaller brothe Kamancha

http://www.encyclopedia.am/upload_files/book_2/letter_5/header_1146/Image_3638.jpg

 

http://www.encyclopedia.am/upload_files/book_2/letter_5/header_1146/Image_3638.jpg

[Armenak]

I believe the Soviet Union's primitive designations of culture and cultural heritage is at the root of all of these cultural conflicts. Nowhere was this policy carried out more vehemently than in Azerbaijan, which itself is perhaps a product of Soviet historiography. The only reason their tantrums (and pseudo-history) are tolerated by some in the West is due to petrodollars.

Let me guess, the word tar comes from "Azerbaijani Tatars."

Edit: We can apparently no longer write in Armenian Unicode? Please fix this!

Sorry tried to fix but the Armenian text disappeared. Edited December 12, 2012 by Yervant1