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Subject: charango! From: Chet W. Date: 25 Sep 98 - 01:30 PM Anybody know much about charangos, those crazy little Andean instruments that often have the back of an armadillo? I am interested in getting one, but I'd be even happier to find instructions/help on building one. Also need to know about strings, playing instructions, etc. Thanks. Chet W. |
Subject: RE: charango! From: danielmarsch@t-online.de Date: 25 Sep 98 - 06:08 PM Hi Chet, I bought a charango last year in Bolivia, I have no idea, where you would get it in Europe (where are you from?). I have to adresses of music-stores in LaPaz that might help: calle sagarnaga 303, tel. 368050 and calle linares 900, tel. 355776 (no names, just the street). Strings? There plastic, lenght 37 cm, guitar strings might do? Tuning: 1. double high e, 2. double a, 3. high and low e, 4. double high c, 5. double g. Instructions: Ernesto Cavour is quite famous for Charango schools ("Aprenda tocar charango con Ernesto Cavour"), if you don´t find anything here, try the above adresses, or I might send you some copies. Hope this is any help to you - good look, it´s a nice instrument, Daniel |
Subject: charango From: Chet W. Date: 31 Oct 98 - 12:04 PM I hate to write and ask for the same help again, but I was looking for information about charangos not long ago and several people replied helpfully, but now I can't get that thread to come back up (it was titled "charango"). I have finally found a charango and now I would really like to get some information about instruction books, etc. I would appreciate the help again. Thanks, Chet W. |
Subject: RE: charango From: Joe Offer Date: 31 Oct 98 - 12:50 PM Hi, Chet - Click here for one thread. Click here for the shorter one. -Joe Offer- |
Subject: RE: charango From: Chet W. Date: 31 Oct 98 - 06:54 PM Thanks, Joe. I got the tuning, some chords, and some chord progressions. It's a fascinatin' little instrument. Chet |
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