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in Italy, the Ziarlatini and Salt' in banco use them for simple strummed accompaniments to their villanelle and other vulgar, clownish songs.

In Entertainment Weekly, David Browne said it was "perhaps the most bizarre follow-up in the history of [popular music]", appreciating some of the music's "poetic flow" but finding it exhausting to hear Hill's "strummed sermons directed at unspecified enemies and soul crushers".

The image shows a similarly shaped instrument, with similar bridge (the bar at the bottom of the instrument's bowl) held and strummed in the same manner.

His first book includes mostly strummed dance music, while his later books are increasingly written in mixed style, culminating in his La Guitarre Royalle of 1671.

Synthesizer and strummed acoustics are added during the second verse, followed by the repetition of the chorus, when a change in tempo and time signature occurs, followed by the sound of a child's laughter.

The chillador is a common instrument of estudiantina ensembles, and is typically strummed rapidly, rather than plucked.

Along with his compatriots Giovanni Paolo Foscarini and Angelo Michele Bartolotti, He was a pioneer and exponent of the combination of strummed and plucked textures referred to today as "mixed" style.

Thom Jurek of AllMusic compared it to his previous work, "retains his singular guitar style – an elliptical meld of implied melody gradually coaxed from fingerpicked chords and restrained strummed strings – all told, it's unlike anything he's done before.

Guitarist Peter Buck plays the palm-muted lower strings of his guitar, marking the end of a four-bar repetition with an upstroke strummed chord.

The track is composed more like a children's lullaby rather than a pop song, and features strings, synthesizer and strummed acoustics.

Primary singer/songwriter Butler built quirky, catchy melodic hooks around lyrics that often included offbeat European historical references, and wrapped them around rapidly strummed guitars and rave up surf guitar riffs.

The Greek barbiton, however, although it underwent many changes, retained until the end the characteristics of the instruments of the Greek kithara whose strings were strummed and plucked, whereas the rebab was sounded by means of the bow at the time of its introduction into Europe.

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There is also a cemetery with rejected marble tombstones, but it contains no graves.

Lammert rejected this reproach and asked the University of Bochum to check his dissertation; he also published it via internet.

Hägerström, who had been influenced by the Neo-Kantianism of the Marburg school, rejected metaphysics in their entirety.

Keith admits to Dawn that he still loves Rosie but cannot take the risk of accepting the job and being rejected by her.

Even though one official estimated the deal could be worth many millions of dollars to the city of Dallas, the swap was ultimately rejected by city leaders.

This has been rejected by those close to Tunney as an excuse made by the WWF for turning their backs on Jack.

This was rejected as too expensive and a revised request of ¥2.

In a move that further impacted American relations with the Indians, Harrison also rejected Tecumseh's claim that all the Indians formed one nation and that each nation could have separate negotiations with the United States.

Working with Talia al Ghul, he recruits many supervillains for the Society, and is rejected and successfully rebuffed by Catman.

The US FDA rejected the 2000 and subsequent revisions, only recognizing the third (1989) revision, and in 2006 announced it would eliminate all reference to the Declaration.

While Ponge's work is most often classified as prose poetry, he publicly rejected the moniker of "poet", stating that he "uses poetic magma… only to get rid of it".

, population mean of differences 0), given the probability distribution, the null hypothesis will sometimes be "rejected," that is, deemed not plausible.