10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BANDORE»
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bandore in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Music from the Age of Shakespeare: A Cultural History
Bandore Also known as the Bandora, Pandore, or Pandora, this bass instrument
had 15 frets and six or sometimes seven "courses." A contemporary writer
observed in 1561, "In the fourth year of Queen Elizabeth, John Rose, dwelling in
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Suzanne Lord, David Brinkman, 2003
2
Afro-American Folk Art and Crafts
[including] a Bandore (pronounced Banjor) ; a rude musical instrument, made of
the shell of a large gourd, or pum- pion, and strung somewhat in the manner of a
violin; it is much used by Negroes . . . (Boucher 1832:xlix). The definition itself ...
said Lord Bandore. Everyone assented, and the party moved away. As they
passed through the crowd every eye was fixed upon them. Lord Bandore was the
great man of the county; Lord Eversdale was extremely popular with all classes ;
Sir ...
Hugh Neville (novelist.), 1870
The list included bandore. That sounded quaint enough for the musical activities
of a nearly tone-deaf student fleeing from punitive pugilism. It was the first time I
had seen the word, and forty-five years later I still have not seen a bandore.
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The Acoustic World of Early Modern England: Attending to the ...
In describing what he hears, Shadow in effect reiterates Henslowe's first entry
and adds one other instrument: "Musicke? O delicate warble [recorder or flute] . . .
O delicious strings [viols]: these heauenly wyre-drawers [cittern and bandore] ...
6
Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Hence mandarin, elliptical for m. orange. mandatary, mandate, mandative,
mandatory. See MANUAL, para 9. mandible, whence mandibular. See MANGE,
para 5. mandioc. See MANIoc. mandolin; bandore. Mandolin derives, via F
mandoline, ...
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A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
trussmakerБандажъ, т. Бандйжный, a. bandage, truss. Bangepóahbandrol,flllet,
wrapper Banańr'b, bandit. Banftj'pa, bandoreБандурйстъ, т. baudore-player.
Bauaypxa, Bangij'poaua, df. a Small bandore. BaHAj'pnbrí/i,a.bandore,bandore's
.
In the figure of the bandore player who sings of the deeds of the Cossacks,
thereby perpetuating them for all time among all people, there are some traits we
could consider at least vaguely Judeo-Christian. He is Ukrainian, presumably ...
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Dictionarium Minus: A Compendious Dictionary English-latin ...
... or buckle with overloading, Trabs pandatur, A beam к bent. P«ndatio,Bis. A
brmng,viar- p:ng,or buckling. Pandus,a,i;m. Bowed, bent,er crooned. Rofhum
pandum. Pandochiujn,'. An Inn. Pandura, z. Pandut is,i$. A Bandore. Panduriio,
are.
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Narrative of a voyage round the world, during the years ...
After breakfast we again set forward for Bandore, distant eight miles. Our Mussol
ran ahead of the horse, and continued to do so nearly all the way to Bombay,
resting only while crossing the fern* between the islands, and an hour at Parel.
William Samuel W. Ruschenberger, 1838
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BANDORE»
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bandore is used in the context of the following news items.
4 women among 5 drown in canal, two electrocuted
... lives when an iron escalator touched a live wires passing along the rooftop of their house during a wedding ceremony in village Bandore. «The Nation, May 15»
HISTORY: Little park with big ties to heritage
A trio of bandore players from the Ukraine provided lively music for the occasion. William Harasym, speaking on behalf of the AUUC, concluded ... «Timmins Press, Mar 14»
