| Visbec watched him from the back of the wagon, where he was fitfully fixing a broken string on his psaltery. |
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| The angels are playing a collection of musical instruments, including the harp, tambourine, cymbals, lyre and psaltery. |
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| The angels are depicted as playing a collection of musical instruments, including the harp, tambourine, cymbals, lyre and psaltery. |
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| The double psaltery had two ranks of strings, one on either side of the soundbox. |
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| Great cheer can be produced by an oud, harp, psaltery and frame drum. |
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| It also gave rise to the harpsichord, which is a large psaltery with a keyboard mechanism for plucking the strings. |
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| The dulcimer is a psaltery having strings that are struck with hammers rather than plucked. |
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| Bandura, also called kobza, a stringed instrument of the psaltery family considered the national musical instrument of Ukraine. |
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| Other actor played a psaltery or hooter, took part in dialogue, substituted the companion. |
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| Some of the Jaufre Rudel pieces are unaccompanied too, but even those in which the psaltery or harp make an appearance use these instruments most sparingly. |
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| He reduced his verbal expression to pure sound, leading toward experiments in chanting to the psaltery with Florence Farr. |
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| Instruments, such as the vielle, harp, psaltery, flute, shawm, bagpipe, and drums were all used during the Middle Ages to accompany dances and singing. |
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| He is a fifth-generation Finnish American player of the kantele, the Finnish psaltery. |
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| A couple of Elizabethan tunes, played on a weird bowed instrument apparently called a bowed psaltery, also stood out. |
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| The qānūn trapezoidal zither of the Middle East, North Africa, and parts of Asia a type of psaltery may have upwards of 70 strings, generally in courses of three. |
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| The instrument, probably of Middle Eastern origin in late Classical times, reached Europe in the 12th century as a variety of the trapezoidal Arabic psaltery, or qānūn. |
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| The mayor strummed a psaltery, the mayoress thumped a side drum and musicians Paul Leigh and Gill Page, from Trouvere, played a crum horn and citole. |
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| The winning Avatar, Phoenix Psaltery, will walk or fly away with the prize money of one million Linden dollars. |
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