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The strings are attached to the resonator, which in turn, is attached to amplifiers. Bill Close says musicians rub the strings with rosin-soaked gloves. This creates a sound more like a bowed cello than a plucked harp. |
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The strings are attached to the resonator, which in turn, is attached to amplifiers. Bill Close says musicians rub the strings with rosin-soaked gloves. This creates a sound more like a bowed cello than a plucked harp. |
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